Our Services
If your business is dependent on the data that it generates from day to day, you should consider speaking with us about securing and bolstering your current network and cyber security with one of our cyber security and network protection service accounts.
Workstation and Server Deployment
When it comes to the roll out of large quantities of PC’s and Servers, Atlanta I.T. Service is the proven choice offering exponentially more efficient service than anyone else.
From time to time, certain situations require special attention. Atlanta I.T. Service offers priority service to customers who have special needs.
If you have or need remote offices, Atlanta I.T. Service can design, implement, and support the optimal Wide Area Network for your business.
We offer highly reliable, automated backups and recovery services that assure fast and accurate restoration following data loss or destruction.
We are a Georgia State Low Voltage Licensed Contractor. Low voltage cabling is the backbone of most networks and telecommunication infrastructures.
Your organization deserves to put its best foot forward on the internet. Let us assess your needs and provide dynamic, memorable and tasteful web designs.
We pride ourselves on making sure you get the most comprehensive experience possible.
Recent News
-
MIT Scientists: Now You Can See Through Walls with Wi-Fi
Forget about Superman’s X-rays vision, you can now see through walls using WI-FI device only. Scientists at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) have developed a device that uses WiFi signals to effectively see through walls and other obstacles, and identify which persons are standing behind it. Dubbed RF Capture, the new system […]
-
Chip-and-PIN Credit Cards and The Deadline: Here’s What You need To Know
Today, 1st October 2015, is the deadline for US-based Banks and Retailers to roll out Chip-embedded Credit Cards (powered by EVM Technology) to customers that will make transactions more secure. Starting Thursday, Merchants must have new Payment Terminals installed to accept Chip Cards in their stores or restaurants. Otherwise, they will be responsible for credit […]
-
Here’s How Hackers Can Hack Your Gmail Accounts
Hackers are getting smarter in fooling us all, and now they are using sophisticated hacking schemes to get into your Gmail. Yes, hackers have now discovered a new way to fool Gmail’s tight security system by bypassing its two-step verification a security process that requires a security code (generally sent via SMS) along with the […]
-
Microsoft Office 2016 for Windows coming on September 22
Earlier this year, Microsoft had announced to bring its Office 2016 soon to the world. Also, Office 2016 software version for Mac was released in July 2015. Now speculations gearing up are hinting towards a final release date of Office 2016 for Windows as 22nd September 2015. Though, for Window users it may not be […]
-
Ashley Madison Hackers Finally Released All the Stolen Data Online
Hackers who claimed to have stolen customers’ data from Ashley Madison, recently leaked nearly 10GB of its users’ personal data online. Very embarrassing for millions Ashley Madison users. The group of hackers, which called itself The Impact Team, has reportedly leaked personal data of Ashley Madison customers on the dark web. The leaked data includes […]
-
Major Flaw In Android Phones Gives Hackers Complete Control With Just A Text
Bad week for Android. Just days after a critical Stagefright vulnerability was revealed in the widely popular mobile platform, another new vulnerability threatens to make most Android devices unresponsive and practically unusable to essential…
-
Hackers Have the Power to Remotely Hijack Half a Million Chrysler Cars
An ongoing investigation into the security of Chrysler vehicles bears some pretty startling conclusions. In a couple of weeks, security researchers will reveal the details of a zero-day exploit that affects about 470,000 cars. Hackers can take complete control of the cars from thousands of miles away. Longtime car hackers Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek […]
-
How To Disable McAfee VirusScan Enterprise (VSE)
In certain situations, it is important to disable a computers antivirus package. This is especially true when downloading remote-control or screen-sharing software through a web browser, for example Gotomeeting or our helpdesk tool. Here are the quick and simple steps to do so this below: Right click on the Mcafee icon in the System Tray […]
-
This Device Wirelessly charges all your devices from 15 feet away
Wireless charging isn’t a new concept at all, but to charge your devices you are still required to place your phone on the top of charging pad. Quite annoying sometimes when slightly misaligned of a device caused your phone not to charge. Now, imagine you never have to plug in your smartphones again, or technology […]
-
Windows 10 RTM Build Will be released soon
Windows 10 RTM is scheduled to ship to non-testers on July 29, 2015. RTM versions are typically released to manufacturers before they are released to the general public so that the manufacturers can work out any bugs the software may encounter with hardware devices. In short order Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) closed out the fourth of July […]
-
‘Hacking Team’ Gets Hacked! 500GB of Data Dumped Over the Internet
Yes, sometimes even the Hackers get Hacked. “Hacking Team”, one of the most controversial spyware and malware providers to governments and law enforcement agencies all around the world, allegedly been hacked, with some 500 gigabytes of internal data leaked over the Internet. The leaked data indicates that despite its denials, the spyware company did sell […]
