DG ROM Computer Services Tackles Security Compliance For Woodbridge, NJ HR Firm
Dec 17, 2020
DG ROM Computer Services audits and upgrades network security compliance for Triton Benefits & HR Solutions through server backups and cybersecurity enhancements to further accelerate their partnership with ADP.
Holmdel, NJ, United States - December 16, 2020 /MarketersMedia/ —
DG ROM Computer Services, a leading provider of Information Technology services that supports businesses of all sizes in the NY/NJ area. As a trusted Computer Support Service provider, there is no job too big or small for the DG ROM team.
Triton Benefits and HR Solutions recently reached out to DG ROM Computer Services’ owner, George Ancuta, to audit their office local area network and computer security procedures in order to maintain the highest level of network security compliance to meet the strict requirements for handling sensitive data for their partnership with ADP.
After evaluating the requirements of the project, the following course of action was taken to assure maximum cybersecurity and backups:
DG ROM put together a Disaster Recovery site with immediate availability to core personnel at Triton to maintain uninterrupted access to critical data in the event that a disaster happened.
The DG ROM Computer Services team configured cloud-based networks via Windows servers with Active Directory, security, and remote access for all users outside of the office through a VPN in the case of an emergency.
The plan DG ROM put in place would seamlessly spring into effect if something were to happen with the office and/or the data from the office. This would enable Triton’s employees to maintain all the accessibility to their data necessary to continue operating at full force with minimal downtime.
The existing data from the office is stored in a secure cloud network through cloud-based backup/restore software on a daily basis. The existing network and hardware were modified so that all existing networked computers activated hard drive encryption and procedures were put in place to make sure all future computer systems had HD encryption as well. Company network security policies were also enhanced regarding password change schedules and strength.
Having outdated software is a great security risk, so DG ROM upgraded all computers to the latest secure Operating Systems. DG ROM’s technicians also set up intrusion detection at a firewall level to protect sensitive information and provide detailed reporting of any attempts of remote hacking.
DG ROM worked closely with the COO of Triton Benefits Solution, Marv Tauber, to write the WISP (Written Information Security Policy) necessary to earn ADP’s IT security appliance approval.
As a result of the work conducted by DG ROM, Triton Benefits & HR Solutions & ADP partnership has accelerated tremendously.
About DG ROM Computer Services
Since 2016, DG ROM Computer Services has been a trusted IT Support and Consulting company servicing businesses of all sizes in the NY and NJ area. For more information on DG ROM’s IT solutions, visit www.dgromco.com or call (732) 553-2652
Contact Info:
Name: George Ancuta
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Organization: DGROM Computer Services Company
Address: 2139 NJ-35, Suite 112, Holmdel, New Jersey 07733
Phone: (732) 553-2652
Website: https://www.dgromco.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
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