Internet Security

What We Do - Business Software & Systems

Our Products & Services

> Computer Systems
> Accounting CRM Software
> IT Support
> PC Repair
> Clocking Systems
> Web Design & E-Commerce
> Internet Security
> CCTV Surveillance
> Office Equipment
> Document Management
> Data Backup Systems
> Training & Consultancy
> Other Products
-- Networks
-- Data Cabling
-- UPS Installation
-- Peripherals
-- Components & Upgrades
-- Consumables
-- Email Provision
-- EPOS Systems
-- Telephone Systems

The need for data security is greater than ever. Businesses must ensure their data is secure from external threats but also within the organisation itself. At Business Software & Systems we have expertise in the following areas:

E-Commerce
Anti-virus Software
Firewall Software
Anti-malware
SPAM Filters
Web Servers
Hosted Solutions
Virtual Private Networks
Remote Working Access
Off-site Backup Solutions
Routers
Wireless Integration
Domains
Group Policies

Call us on 028 9263 9594 and we will be happy to advise you on the most appropriate solutions.

ESET Smart Security 5

Complete internet security suite.

Antivirus, Antispyware, Personal Firewall, Antispam, Parental Controls, Internet Security Training.

One of the smallest program file sizes of any Internet security software.

Biometric Hand Reader

Stops employees clocking in and out for each other.

Ultra robust biometric hand scanning technology ideal for tough environments.

TCP/IP Network connection. more

Firms 'ill prepared for IT failure'

24 November 2011

Almost three-quarters of firms and public sector organisations across nine European countries may not fully recover their computer systems or data after an IT failure, a survey suggests. more

Businesses Not Making the Most of Digital Opportunities

3 Nov 2011

Small and medium businesses need to embrace digital opportunities in order to compete globally, an influential accounting body has warned. more

Hewlett Packard Will Now Keep Its PC and Tablet Arm

27 October 2011

Hewlett Packard (HP) says it will now keep its personal computer division after reviewing a plan by its former chief executive to sell it. more