Your business depends on it!
Computer Security is essential to keeping your business running. An infected computer can easily bring your business to a halt causing loss of productivity and income. Computers can get infected simply by surfing the web or by opening an email attachment.

Radio Gate offers professional on-site computer security services. We will help lock down your computers with real-time virus and malware scanning and firewall setup and configuration. And if you have a computer already infected we will disinfect your computer and get you back up and running.

Also, we will help you backup your critical data and provide industry standard employee password policies.
Contact Radio Gate, now, before your computers becomes infected, so that we can install the tools you need to stay safe and secure and backup critical data.

We also provide data recovery service for crashed hard drives and memory cards (thumb drives and SD-Cards). Don't panic if your hard drive or SD-Card becomes unreadable and you are prompted with a message to format your drive or card. In most cases we can recover your lost data.

On-site support in the PA/DE/NJ tri-state area only.

call or email today at 610.358.6065 or sales@radiogate.com

The 10 most common computer security threats
Viruses The computer viruses are malicious software programs, which are distributed via the Internet or removable media such as CDs, DVDs, flash derives, and external hard drives. They can delete files and programs, cause system crashes, format hard drives, and perform other malicious activities.

Trojans The Trojans (Trojan Horses) are legitimate-appearing programs, which often run backdoor processes, corrupt or erase files, and install viruses.

Spyware Spyware is a piece of software, which is installed on the users’ computers without their consent and gathers various information about the user’s activities, but it can also redirect browsers to certain websites or change your computer settings.

Keyloggers The keyloggers are often dirstributed through viruses or Trojans and record every keystroke on your keyboard, making it possible to obtain important information such as credit card details, website passwords, or PIN numbers. Once the information is collected, it can be sent to a remote computer and used by hackers.

Phishing The activity of masquerading as a trustworthy website or program is called phishing (pronounced fishing) and it is used to obtain credit card information, usernames, and passowrds.

Ransomware The ransomware is a relatively new threat and it comes in the form of malicious software, which locks part of your computer system and restricts your access to files or certain services. It then demands a payment in exchange for removing the restrictions; often the ransomware pops up a message, which supposedly comes from legitimate organizations such as FBI or the Department of Justice.

Worms The difference between a worm and a virus is that the worm does not need a “host” (a program to attach to) and is perfectly capable of existing and self-replicating without any user intervention. The worms can open backdoors, allowing hackers to gain access and control your computer remotely, and then use it to launch Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS) attacks or send spam messages.

Spam The unsolicited email messages along with the spam via Instant Messengers, known as SPIM, are lower level threats, yet if handled incorrectly they can also cause substantial damages. Often the spam messages are far more than just unsolicited advertising and can carry attachments that install malware on the recipient’s computer.

Adware Adware is software, which displays advertisement on a separate screen on in the user interface of another software. Adware is often bundled with another program in order to reduce its price or offer it to the user for free, but in some cases, the adware can also be used as spyware and collect and transmit information without the user’s knowledge and consent.

Rogue security software – this is software, which “finds” computer threats and demands money from the computer user in order to neutralize them. Such software often displays animated system scan or system crash, pops up various alerts, and can prevent well-known anti-malware and antivirus programs from running.