Helpful tips and suggestions from an IT professional for over 20 years
If SOC (pronounced sock) comes up in discussion or project documentation, chances are you are interacting with a major corporation. Firstly, congratulations on landing the big opportunity. You have entered a world where you interacting with the personal identifiable data of your client’s customer’s data. SOC 2 and other such auditing frameworks serve to inform
Hooray for the Silent Generation. For the past 25 years we have helped this generation with their IT needs. From helping a 95 year old complete a book to installing Alexa to control TV and Music to smart watches to ensure they are well. Many of them have given up their homes and condos to
Yes, let me explain using our current project. It is cool day in March and we are just wrapping up relocating two DVRs, and the 24 cables attached to them. The systems were originally installed some 12 years ago and the new fire marshal did not like their location. What changed? Why was the business
I was reminded that 20 years ago, I programmed my first access control panel. I remember it fondly. GE Topaz system on a university campus. Each panel managed two doors and we did an entire campus. It was strangely exciting, there were key cards, magnets, door strikes, schedules and access tiers. Not only did I
We helped a senior citizen today that had someone move in and refuse to leave. The loving family came in to rescue her. We supported them in finding the digital footprint left by the not-so-nice guest. We recommended the following camera detector to find any listening devices and/or cameras in the house. Tip: If you
