So much of technology rests upon systems – the parameters of security networks in CCTVs and firewalls and antivirus programmes, or the outlines of connective networks through servers, cloud solutions, and workstations. Whenever you consider the paradigm of Information Technology, chances are there is some structural framework of hard technology upholding your environment.
Building IT security is like protecting a home. Locking the front door alone would not achieve the objective; you have to consider other entries a stranger may use to intrude into your environment.
Alright, so this post is going to get slightly technical or information-heavy. However, if you’re looking into Service Level Agreement (SLA) or IT support services, it’s worth reading this all the way to the end. We’ll try our best to keep this simple and user-friendly.
Getting confused on the level of service you need for your company? Don’t quite know what each model entails? Check this out:
Have you watched The Internship? It is about two watch salesmen (played by Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson) who got laid off because their services have been rendered obsolete by technology. Realising that they need a skills upgrade and a new job, the pair went on to score an internship at Google and hilarity ensues.
