BAS Offer Free Virus, Malware and Ransomware Analysis, Data Backup and Recovery Planning

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SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Nov. 3, 2017 — /BackupReview.info/ — Bay Area Systems, Inc. (www.BayAreaSystems.com), premier information technology (IT) consulting company in San Francisco Bay Area, is on the forefront of providing cost-effective Information Technology outsourcing solutions for small businesses.

In light of the increasing amount of malware, virus, and Ransomware (or Crypto-Virus) incidents, Bay Area Systems, Inc. recognized many small businesses are left not knowing what to do or when their data could be at risk of being attacked, and in worst-case scenario, lose mission critical data to the crypto-virus attack. As it became obvious no one can guarantee 100% protection against malware and virus attacks and infection; carefully designed IT infrastructure, proper data backup protocols, as well as well-communicated company policy, are together paramount in minimizing the impact of the attacks.

Bay Area Systems, Inc. are well positioned to offer San Francisco Bay Area small businesses a free analysis of IT infrastructure, data backup planning, and training on how to protect, recognize and prevent malware, virus, and Ransomware. Bay Area Systems, starting November 1st 2017, is offering a free initial on-site consultation to San Francisco Bay Area small businesses on malware protection techniques and data recovery options that includes on-site, off-site, virtual machine backups, disaster recovery planning and business continuity services.

The free, up to two hours of on-site consultation (a $500 value), will offer understanding and insight to the existing IT infrastructure, bring up questions and potential issues with data backup plan and options, such as on-site backup technique, backup frequency, off-site and online backup options and methods, as well as techniques in spotting potential malware, how it can attack simply from within a Microsoft Word macro embedded in a document, also include tools, applications and/or services that can help minimize the influx of malware through emails.

It has been all over the news about Ransomware attacks crippled hospitals and emergency rooms, and how targeted attacks claimed victims to high-tech firms and in the sum of over one hundred million! Small businesses are equally at risk, and even if some money was eventually recovered through insurance, the stress induced and the time it took to recover the money meant small business owners were left scrambling to find ways to support cash flow. One ransomware was so powerful (albeit not thoroughly thought out), that it actually destroyed the entire computer/server, making contact to pay the ransom not possible, leaving small business owners with no choice and no way to recover data if not for the proper data backup.

Bay Area Systems’ experience in helping clients understand, upgrade, design and improve their existing IT infrastructure has helped many San Francisco Bay Area small businesses stay operational during stressful times. An operational small business means an operational accounts receivable, minimum downtime for accounts receivable means maximized operational funding and bottom line for small businesses. As a small business, Bay Area Systems understands the needs and operational principle of small business owners, and offer our expertise and experience in making smooth IT operations 24/7/365.

Bay Area Systems, Inc. have provided cost-effective computer systems and network support and services to small businesses all around the San Francisco Bay Area for over twelve years. Bay Area Systems, Inc. have become a pioneer in providing customized technology solutions that are efficient, cost-effective, and improve bottom line of small businesses. Bay Area Systems’ business model is based on their passion to provide the best customer service experience in the industry, and building long-term business relationship with their customers.

Media Contact:
Francis Chiu
Bay Area Systems
+1-415-397-2702
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www.bayareasystems.com

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