Computer Security Services (Backups, Detection, & Disaster Recovery)

Computer Team, Inc. has over 100 years of experience helping clients keep their systems safe. Today, that is even more important than ever.

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Bettendorf Iowa

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Computer Team, Inc.

1 week ago

Better email. Lower price. 📧Many businesses move to Microsoft 365 without knowing what they give up. Our business email runs on MDaemon from right here in Bettendorf, and for $6 per mailbox per month, paid annually, you get:✅ Automatic archiving of every message✅ Three layers of backup: on-site, off-site and air-gapped✅ SecurityGateway protection against viruses, phishing and QR-code scams✅ US-based support from the same people every time, with an average fix in about 30 minutesSee what's included and how we compare with Microsoft 365:www.computerteam.com/services-and-products/email-services/Questions? Call 563-355-0426. ...

Email Services – Computer Team, Inc.

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Email Services Business email,handled locally. Computer Team hosts business email on our own MDaemon mail servers, run and supported by our team in Bettendorf. You get archiving, backups and security ...

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Computer Team, Inc.

1 years ago

Security Tip 1 - Phone Phishing Millions can be lost!By: Dave Smith, A client, related this story.It is crucial to verify who you are speaking with! Recently, a customer reported receiving a call from their bank regarding a security issue. The caller had all the customer's contact information and knew many details about the bank, which made the customer less suspicious of the potential scam. Unfortunately, the situation ended badly, and the scammer managed to drain all the client's bank accounts.When your financial institution or any organization asks for confidential information, ensure you know who you are dealing with. Ask for their contact details, but do not use the number they provide. Instead, call the organization's main number to verify the person's identity before sharing confidential information. Generally, most organizations will not reach out to you directly. In the event of an active security issue, they typically send an automated message or voicemail instructing you to contact them or provide a unique security PIN or question. ...

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