Coastal Computer Consulting LLC

Coastal Computer Consulting LLC

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Founded in 2008 by Adam M. Casgar, Coastal Computer Consulting, LLC has grown to be the largest I.T. Service Provider in Southeast Georgia. Over the years, we have evolved and no longer offer reactive support services and only offer proactive managed services with a focus on cyber security to protect your business with the most robust security measures possible. We understand that choosing an I.T service provider is a big decision; therefore, our innovative solutions and experience will create a first-class experience for you and your business. With our Managed Services, you never have to worry about the security or reliability of your infrastructure because we will monitor it all to ensure you can keep your focus on where it belongs... your business!

Photos from Coastal Computer Consulting LLC's post 09/14/2026

We had a great time (as always) at !

It was so good to see familiar faces, meet new ones, and see business owners and organizations from across Camden County showing up for each other. We heard from the incredible mix of local businesses and nonprofits that make this community what it is: from SBA lending and real estate to pest control, performing arts, PTO fundraisers, senior living, and everything in between.

We were proud to this month’s gathering, and Adam shared a few quick tips on budgeting as businesses head into Q4 and start planning for 2027.

But honestly, the best part was being reminded why we enjoy being part of the Camden County business community. So many people are doing good work, supporting local organizations, raising money for local causes, and finding ways to help each other grow.

Thank you to the Camden County Chamber of Commerce and everyone who came out today. We’re glad to be part of it! 💙

09/12/2026

Most people think you'd know if you got hacked. Flashing warnings, locked computers, something obvious.

It doesn't usually work that way anymore.

ExtraHop's 2026 threat report found that 49% of ransomware victims didn't realize anything was wrong until after their data had already been stolen. On average, attackers had been quietly inside the network for about two and a half weeks before anyone noticed.
They're not breaking things while they're in there. They're using real accounts and normal-looking activity, so to the computer it just looks like an employee doing their job. That's the whole point.

This is why good security isn't only about blocking viruses. It's about noticing when something doesn't fit. An account downloading thousands of files it's never opened. Someone logging in at odd hours. A user suddenly in systems they've never needed before.

Catching that early is the difference between a scare and a shutdown.
If someone got into your systems today, how long do you think it would take before anybody noticed?

Photos from Coastal Computer Consulting LLC's post 09/10/2026

✨ Welcome to the neighborhood ✨

We stopped by the soft opening today at the new Rural King and WOW, it’s packed with farm, home, outdoor and family finds!

They're also right across from our office, so we have a feeling this won't be our last trip over. 😂

From the front door to checkout, the team made us feel right at home. Big shoutout to Nicole and Chris for the warm welcome!

Their grand opening is Sept 18–20 with deals, giveaways, family fun, plus free popcorn. Make sure to stop by!!

We love seeing businesses invest in Brunswick and become part of our community.🥳

Check out their page here 🎉
https://facebook.com/events/s/grand-opening-brunswick-ga-rur/1055210633545545/

09/10/2026

We're back on the ballot for 2026.

Coastal is up for the Best of Georgia awards again, in the Computer & I.T. Firms category.

We were proud winners in 2025 because our clients backed us.

If Coastal keeps your technology running smoothly, we'd love your vote.

It only takes a few seconds, and you can do it now.

https://visit-our.link/KRVk5CQ

09/09/2026

The expensive IT problems are almost never the loud ones. It's rarely the server that dies dramatically, but the backup that quietly stopped running months ago, sitting there looking fine right up until the day you actually need it.

That's the thing about IT going wrong: it builds up in the background where nobody's looking, and then it suddenly all arrives at once.

Monitoring is really just paying attention on your behalf, so the small stuff gets caught while it's still small: https://visit-our.link/9QokdVH

09/07/2026

It only takes one weak point.

One laptop that hasn’t been updated… one stolen password… one person clicking the wrong link. Every device connected to your business has a part to play. And a problem can spread much further than you expect…

Photos from Camden County Chamber of Commerce's post 09/02/2026

We love the Camden County business community! ❤️

We had a great morning at Coffee & Commerce getting to catch up with familiar faces, meet quite a few new ones, and talk a little tech along the way.

Between hearing about new ventures and longtime local businesses, mornings like this show why doing business locally matters.

Adam also gave everyone a sneak peek at something we’ve been working on behind the scenes: 👀

Thank you to the Camden County Chamber of Commerce team for putting on such engaging events, Huey Magoo's Camden for having us, and everyone who stopped by this morning!

See y’all at ☕💻

09/02/2026

AI tools can save your team real time, but there's certain information you should never upload to them.

On the Get 'N' Your Business Podcast, our President Adam Casgar broke down practical ways small businesses can use AI, why a written AI policy matters, and plenty more, from layered cybersecurity to choosing the right security cameras.

Worth a listen: https://visit-our.link/gPvLRN2

09/01/2026

"Can I just ask AI if something is a scam?"

We're hearing that one a lot lately, and the honest answer: be careful. AI is great at explaining things, but with security, almost right is still wrong.

Criminals use AI now too, which is why the old giveaways like bad spelling and clumsy wording have mostly disappeared.

But please still trust your gut. If an email says your account is about to close, or a vendor suddenly wants you to send payment somewhere new, verify it yourself. Call a number you already have on file, not the one in the email.

Would you trust AI to tell you whether something was a scam, or would you rather rely on your own judgment? Tell us below.

Photos from Wayne County Chamber of Commerce Jesup, GA's post 08/28/2026

Catie represented Coastal at the Wayne County Chamber of Commerce Jesup, GA Business After Hours yesterday, hosted by The O’Quinn Team.

Events like this are a great way to stay connected with the local business community, meet new faces, catch up with familiar ones, and support the organizations helping Wayne County grow. We’re grateful for every chance to be part of the community beyond the office and to continue building relationships with other local businesses. Thank you to The O’Quinn Team for opening your doors, and thank you to the Wayne County Chamber for continuing to create opportunities for local businesses to connect together! 💙

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11 Trade Street, Suite 102
Brunswick, GA
31525

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm