New Tech Firm in Calgary, AB launches Affordable Cyber Security dontgethacked.ca

Jan 18, 2022

Cyber security experts www.dontgethacked.ca, based in Alberta, Canada, have announced the launch of their ‘Cyber Security and Disaster Planning/Recovery’ monthly subscriptions, which gives businesses of all sizes access to robust digital security services.

Beiseker, Canada - January 18, 2022 /PressCable/ —

With their latest launch, the Canadian company provides affordable monthly plans that can protect a client’s data and ensure that secure backups are created while also being able to scale according to the needs of each business.

More information is available at https://www.dontgethacked.ca

To make sure their services are affordable and suitable for clients regardless of their business size, www.dontgethacked.ca provides its subscription packages at a ‘per computer’ rate, allowing them to adjust based on a client’s individual needs.

As the reliance on computer systems continues to grow in almost all areas of business, the risks and dangers of being a victim of cybercrime that could negatively impact operations also increase. Furthermore, businesses that grow can often find it challenging to constantly update and improve their IT resources accordingly, leading to potential gaps in their security. The Alberta cybersecurity company www.dontgethacked.ca offers a cost-effective and powerful solution to this issue with their flexible monthly cybersecurity subscriptions.

The monthly subscriptions are all-inclusive, covering all the crucial areas of cybersecurity, including antivirus protection, automated and encrypted online backups, business data assessments, and unlimited access to remote support whenever needed. The service also includes recovery plans for any data loss events, such as flood, fire, theft, user error, or hackers.

The cybersecurity services available are suitable for businesses in a wide range of industries, with the company having experience working with clients in the residential, commercial, municipalities, farms, acreages, and retail sectors. Additionally, the company’s team has several decades of combined experience, giving them the expertise and insight needed to ensure their clients are protected.

Based in Beiseker, Alberta, the cybersecurity firm is run by CEO Michael Duffy, who brings together a team of talented engineers and entrepreneurs whose vision was to make sure that practical and affordable IT security solutions were available for businesses of all sizes.

A spokesperson for the firm said, “Through proper education, communication with all the stakeholders of a business, our clients whom are business owners adjust their focus to Done For You Data organization & disaster recovery planning (proper backups) services that dontgethacked.ca provides.”

All Data Loss Disasters (Flood, Fire, Theft, Acts of God and Hackers or Ransomware) can be easily avoided through proper planning that is provided in “The Guardian Monthly” Subscription Service.

“The Guardian Monthly” Subscription will provide a significant technological edge & Recovery Plan that will lead companies towards a successful recovery from any disaster.

With the latest update, the company continues to expand its services to meet the diverse needs of businesses across sectors.

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://www.dontgethacked.ca

Contact Info:
Name: Michael Duffy
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Organization: www.dontgethacked.ca
Address: Box 558, Beiseker, Alberta T0M 0G0, Canada
Phone: +1-867-888-4225
Website: https://www.dontgethacked.ca

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 89060342

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