Systems Support Group Inc.

Leveraging Existing Technology For Business Results

Leveraging Existing Technology For Business Results Leveraging existing technology to meet business goals is a key consideration in today’s competitive market. The rise of digital technologies has led to the development of new and innovative products and services that are changing the way we live, work, and play.

Bad guys are always looking for new ways to get to your data through software. Updating your software is an easy way to stay a step ahead.

"Where should you use MFA?

1. On accounts with your financial info like banks, or online stores
2. On accounts with personal info, like social media
3. On accounts with info you use for work

TLDR: Use MFA everywhere!

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Enable multi-factor authentication to ensure that the only person who has access to your account is you.

Ransomware can be scary, but you can outsmart the cyber criminals. Back up your data and mitigate the threat of a cyber incident.

Organize your ever growing list of online accounts with a password manager. They can manage all your online credentials like usernames and passwords. It stores them in a safe, encrypted database and also generates new ones when needed.

Tips for Spotting a Phish: 1) They create a sense of urgency or claim to need help. 2) They ask for your personal info. 3) They want you to download a file or click on a link

Cybersecurity is everyone's job - including yours.

Cybersecurity Policies are a key component of any cybersecurity strategy. What do yours look like? Need help with creating or updating them? Contact us!

Play hard to get with strangers: If you’re unsure who an email, text or call is from—even if the details appear accurate—do not respond, and do not click on any links or attachments.

Ransomware can be scary, but you can outsmart the cyber criminals. Back up your data and mitigate the threat of a cyber incident.

Pay attention to software update alerts and set your software to auto-update–it’s an easy way to keep things safe. Set it and forget it!

Cybercriminals cast wide nets with tactics, hoping to drag in victims. They may offer a financial reward, threaten you if you don’t engage, or claim that someone is in need of help. Stop, take a moment, and think before you click.

October is Cybersecurity Month - How to Stay Safe Online

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a global effort to help everyone stay safe and protected when using technology whenever and however you connect. Systems Support Group, Inc. is proud to be a Champion for the 7th year and support this online safety and education initiative this October.

October is Cybersecurity Month - How to Stay Safe Online How to safe online in celebration of cybersecurity month.

Be A Cybersecurity Awareness Month Champion

Systems Support Group, Inc. is a 2022 Champion. We're doing our part and committed to – are you?

Be A Cybersecurity Awareness Month Champion The 2022 Champion program is a way to officially show your support for Cybersecurity Awareness Month and receive free resources. Champions represent those dedicated to promoting a safer, more secure and more trusted

How easy is it to stay safe online? We’ve got 4 simple ways to keep your online life more secure. 1. Download a password manager 2. Turn on multi-factor authentication 3. Know how to spot a phish, and 4. Update your software.

Bad guys are always looking for new ways to get to your data through software. Updating your software is an easy way to stay a step ahead.

Did you know the average person has over 100 passwords online? Here’s an easy pro tip: a Password Manager can do all the managing of strong, unique passwords for each account.

tip: Trust your instincts. If an email, text or call seems phishy, it probably is.

Enable multi-factor authentication to ensure that the only person who has access to your account is you.

Cybersecurity Awareness Month

is the perfect time to raise awareness about the importance of and to ensure that everyone has the information they need to year-round

Cybersecurity Awareness Month Each and every one of us needs to do our part to make sure that our online lives are kept safe and secure. That’s what Cybersecurity Awareness Month – observed in October – is all

" Tip: Follow the 3-2-1 rule for backing up data:
- Keep 3 copies of your data
- On 2 different storage types
- With 1 copy kept off-site
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When did you do a Security Risk Analysis last? It's probably time to update it. Things change, and your security analysis needs to keep up!

A valid From email address does NOT mean the email is valid. Check the rest of the message. Are you being asked to provide personal information, re-route payroll deposits, or buy something? Do a verbal verification with the sender!

Organize your ever growing list of online accounts with a password manager. They can manage all your online credentials like usernames and passwords. It stores them in a safe, encrypted database and also generates new ones when needed.

Tips for Spotting a Phish: 1) They create a sense of urgency or claim to need help. 2) They ask for your personal info. 3) They want you to download a file or click on a link

Every new internet-connected device is another entry point for a cyber criminal. If you connect it, protect it. Know what steps you need to take to secure all internet-connected devices at work and home.

Tip: If you connect it, protect it. Outsmart cyber criminals by regularly updating your software.

No matter how strong your password is, a breach is always possible. Make it harder for cybercriminals to access your account by enabling multi-factor authentication.

2022 Champion Organizations

We are proud to be a Champion! and join the growing global effort to promote the online safety education.

2022 Champion Organizations Cybersecurity Awareness Month Champion organizations, which include companies of all sizes, schools and school districts, colleges and universities, nonprofits and government entities, represent those dedicated to promoting a safer, more secure and more trusted

Stay connected during 2022! Follow National Cybersecurity Alliance and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency to get the latest updates throughout October!

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Systems Support Group, Inc. is a small, dynamic technology-based service company with a reputation for outstanding, professional support. We are successful and growing and are seeking another team member.
The candidate we seek will enjoy a diversified day, will want to grow with our company and have enthusiasm, desire, and the ability to learn new tasks quickly. You do need a positive attitude and an understanding of technology.

Qualified candidate:
- Office experience
- Strong interpersonal skills: telephone, verbal and written, active listening; must be organized and professional
- Knowledge to understand IT support involving Microsoft's core business applications and related technologies
- Work efficiently both in a project team environment and with minimal supervision, always within procedural guidelines
- Receive incoming client queries and accurately input information into ticketing system and be able to resolve minor issues
- Other office duties as assigned including
-Answer phones, enter service tickets and assign to technicians.
-Receive inventory/enter inventory records.
-Monthly inventory counts review.
-Shipping and handling responsibilities.
-Configure client laptops and workstations.
-Documentation
-Additional duties as the office requires.

Benefits could include: Medical insurance, Paid time off, Vacation, Retirement plan.
Full time with some flexibility.
Compensation is based on qualifications and related experience, $14.50 to $16.50 per hour.

This is a to***co free, smoke free (including but not limited to to***co, ma*****na and va**ng) environment.
Respond with experience and qualifications via email, include your resume and cover letter.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $14.50 - $16.50 per hour
Benefits:
Health insurance
Paid time off
Retirement plan
Vision insurance

Schedule:
Monday to Friday

COVID-19 considerations:
We follow recommended COVID-19 precautions.

Work Location: One location

Work Remotely: No

FREE ONLINE SEMINAR 7/24- How to Use Microsoft Planner

FREE ONLINE SEMINAR 7/24- How to Use Microsoft Planner For over 30 years Ed Davis's expertise has helped educate business owners on how to use technology to effectively and efficiently manage their day-to-day work flow.

FREE ONLINE SEMINAR 7/10 - Microsoft Teams Meetings

Join us this Friday at lunchtime for a FREE 30 minute seminar on Microsoft Teams Meetings. Click "Sign Up" below for more information and to register.

FREE ONLINE SEMINAR 7/10 - Microsoft Teams Meetings For over 30 years Ed Davis's expertise has helped educate business owners on how to use technology to effectively and efficiently manage their day-to-day work flow.

COVID-19 Testing May 13, 2020 | CIFC

Need a Covid-19 test?

COVID-19 Testing May 13, 2020 | CIFC COVID-19 Testing Session by the CIFC Greater Danbury Community Health Center with the CT

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The Microsoft Office app – Word, Excel, PowerPoint & more

This is a really nice app. Preview of things to come.

The Microsoft Office app – Word, Excel, PowerPoint & more The new Office mobile app—designed to be your go-to app for getting work done on a mobile device—is now available for anyone to download on Android and iOS. ...

National Cybersecurity Awareness Month - Stay Safe Online

National Cybersecurity Awareness Month looks at how we ALL play a part in protecting the internet. Learn more at staysafeonline.org/ncsam

National Cybersecurity Awareness Month - Stay Safe Online Learn more, get involved and do your part to make the internet safer and more secure for everyone. The theme for NCSAM is Own IT. Secure IT. Protect IT.

Tip: If You Collect It, Protect It. Any data your business collects, including customer and employee information, must be safely stored and protected.