Managed IT Services in Orange County for Improved Performance
We Are Your Trusted Partner for Digital Safety Controls and Security Solutions
At Affant, we understand that managing in-house information technology can be difficult, that’s why our IT team provides customer-centric solutions.
Did You Know?
EMPLOYEES
78% of people claim to be aware of the risks of unknown links in emails, yet click on these links anyway.
HACKERS
90% of CIOs have been attacked or expect to be attacked by hackers hiding in encryption.
INSIDE JOB
45% of IT personnel have knowingly circumvented their own policies.
UNFORSEEN
59% of employees steal proprietary corporate data when they quit or are fired.
Customer-Centric Managed IT Services
As technology becomes integral to business operations, troubleshooting and finding solutions become essential. Affant provides managed IT services in Orange County, offering customer-centric solutions. With our dedicated team, we ensure seamless IT support, distinguishing ourselves as the ideal choice for companies across Orange County, from Costa Mesa to Long Beach.
How Does Managed IT Services Help Business Executives?
IT services foster a thriving business environment by ensuring system efficiency, effective communication, and protection against malware threats. Our constant security maintenance ensures system integrity. With swift technical issue resolution and seamless support, productivity soars across departments. Both large and small businesses rely on us to manage their IT needs comprehensively.
24/7 Support
Solving problems BEFORE they’re problems, we are here to monitor, support, and fix any issues for a flat fee.
Network Support
We take full responsibility for any problems, including 3rd-party vendor issues. Great IT skills, no blame, all service.
IT Security Services
We take the stress off your shoulders, keeping your business running through monitoring and recovery plans.
Cloud Services
Increase agility in your company and showcase the revenue-growth potential of IT at your business.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everyone must take security very seriously in today’s environment of terrorist attacks, cyberattacks, and other threats to public safety. With all of this in mind, the best security systems are now being developed, but what goes into them? As a result, owing to the rapid advancements in security technology, leading security system developers can now provide better goods and services than ever before. To ensure the safety of your business, your company’s fleet of vehicles, or your loved ones, modern security systems must have a few essential components.
- Become familiar with the OSI Framework.
- Understand the many types of network devices.
- Know Your Network’s Defenses.
- Segment Your Network and Install Security Devices in the Right Places
- Don’t disable your personal firewalls unless you’re using network address translation correctly.
- Incorporate centralized logging and immediate log analysis.
- When it comes to web domain whitelisting, use it for all domains
- Use a Proxy Server to Enable Direct Internet Access from Workstations
- Make use of Honeypots and Honeynets.
- Defend Your Network Against Internal Attacks
- Protocols for Monitoring and Establishing a Network’s Baseline
- Make use of virtual private networks (VPNs).
- Use a Variety of Suppliers
- Physically secure your network equipment when necessary.
Vendor-specific software is generally placed on real or virtual hardware appliances used for network security. Custom software and commodity server hardware are sometimes used to create a network security device.
Access control lists for routers and switches and firewall rules are among the network security measures used in this area. Firewalls and intrusion prevention systems (IPSes) are often put side by side at the network’s edge, primarily between an organization’s internal network and the internet.
