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A walk through the room your network lives in: the doors and locks, the racks and cables, the battery backup and cooling, and every device and machine in the room. Each one gets three questions. Is it operating, is it safe, and is it unaltered? Then you hear in plain English what we found.

Don't call it, and don't let anyone connect to your computer. Real security warnings never ask you to phone a number or pay with gift cards. Hold the power button until the computer shuts off, then call us. If you already let someone in, call your bank from a different phone and let us check the computer. Scammers often leave remote access software and startup files behind so they can come back. We find those and remove them.

From a different device you trust, change the email password and turn on two factor sign in. Check the recovery phone number, the recovery email and any forwarding rules, because whoever got in may have changed them to get back in later. Then call us and we will check the computer it happened on.

Security checks, WiFi, networks and setups happen where the equipment lives, so we come to you. For repairs, we fix it on site when we can, or take the device with us and bring it back fixed.

It depends on what's wrong and what needs checking, so we don't guess. We look first and give you a real price before any work starts. No surprise bill.

It depends on the day and where you are. Call or send the signal and we'll give you an honest time, not a guess.

Home base is Cassville. We take calls all over Barry County, including Monett, Exeter, Washburn, Purdy and Seligman, north to Aurora and Springfield, and down into NW Arkansas: Eureka Springs, Pea Ridge, Bella Vista, Rogers, Centerton and Springdale.

A walk through the room where your network and computers live: the doors and locks, the racks and cables, the battery backups and cooling, and every device and machine in the room. We check that each one is operating, safe and unaltered, then tell you in plain English what we found.

No. Most small businesses have a closet, a shelf in the back office or a cabinet under the counter. Wherever your network lives, that is the room we check.

No. You hear what we found and what it costs to fix before any work starts. Your stuff stays yours.

The two go together. A cyber security checkup covers the accounts, passwords, updates and network settings on the same machines we look at in the room.

That is the best time. Most security problems are quiet: a reused password, a missed update, a router on its factory settings. They cause no trouble until someone else finds them first.

No. A password manager remembers them for you. You remember one strong password, and it fills in the rest.

A second check after your password, like a code sent to your phone. Even if someone steals the password, they still cannot get in without that second step.

Yes. Offices, shops and restaurants. Small business security and IT has the details, and a physical security check covers the network closet.

If it has a phone number in it, it's fake. Microsoft, Apple and real antivirus programs don't put phone numbers in their warnings and don't ask you to call. Nobody legitimate asks to be paid in gift cards.

Turn the computer off. If you shared any card or account details, call your bank from another phone. Then call us. We'll remove what they installed and check what they could reach.

Yes. If something feels off, we can look it over and tell you whether anything is running that shouldn't be. A cyber security checkup goes further and locks down the accounts too.

Tell us when it works for you and we'll be straight about whether we can make it.

That is the focus. Our founder holds a master's degree in cybersecurity. We clean up after scams and malware, lock down accounts and networks, and check the closet the network lives in.

Disconnect that computer from the network, then change the password for any account they typed in, from a different device. Then call us and we will check what the link did.

No. If you already have one, we'll set it up. If not, we can tell you what makes sense for the size and layout of your home before you spend anything.

Mesh can't make your internet plan faster than what you pay for. It gets that speed into the rooms where it wasn't reaching.

For the WiFi it can be a decent start, but the admin password that controls the router should be changed. Whoever controls the router can see and redirect everything on your network.

Yes. Offices, shops and restaurants. Small business security and IT has the details.

Sometimes it is and sometimes it isn't. We look at what's wrong, tell you what the repair costs, and give you an honest opinion on whether that money is better spent on a replacement. You make the call.

Most repairs never touch your files. If a repair could put them at risk, we tell you before we start so you can decide how to handle it.

It depends on the model and whether the part is on hand. We'll give you an honest timeline when we quote the job.

Yes. Office desktops, laptops and the network they sit on. Small business security and IT has the details.

Drift is when the stick registers movement while you aren't touching it, so your character or camera slides around on its own. It comes from wear inside the stick, and the fix is replacing the stick module.

When a repair needs parts ordered, a deposit may be needed to cover them. We'll tell you up front.