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We Take The Worry Out of IT

Technology is advancing at a dizzying speed, and the average small business struggles to keep up. Meanwhile, cybercriminals are hoping for that one misstep that will grant them access to your critical data. Allow the technical experts at Locknet^® to take on the responsibilities of your day-to-day IT management and network security concerns. We offer comprehensive IT support for small businesses along with customizable options that can be tailored to provide only the critical services you need. We are partner-focused and accredited, meaning we specialize in helping businesses handle the toughest IT challenges, even industries with strict compliance considerations.

When You Have Technical Issues, You Need Answers NOW

Tired of contacting IT support and being shuffled through an endless labyrinth of menu options and automated tellers, only to be placed on hold for what seems an eternity?

Thankfully, at Locknet^®, you will rarely need to reach out for service. That’s because our goal is to proactively address any issues so your employees never have to pick up the phone. But if they do, they will appreciate the friendly, familiar, and respectful voice that answers their call every time, with low to no wait times.

Featuring Keysuite®

Your technology should not be a barrier to achieving your goals; rather, it should ensure you successfully reach them. Keysuite^® is a comprehensive, integrated IT solution built to align with your company objectives and allow you to obtain your short and long-term goals. Locknet^® will help you contemplate your specific circumstances and map out Keysuite^® components to grow your business.

Keysuite® is an ideal solution for security-conscious businesses with too few or no IT employees, providing:

Cloud Services

The workplace is transforming—from changing employee expectations to more diverse and globally distributed teams, to an increasingly complex threat landscape. From these trends, we are seeing a new culture of work emerging. Today’s businesses are looking to simplify their technology and empower their employees with innovative ways to embrace this modern culture of work.

From a cloud readiness assessment, to private and public hosted platforms, and backup and disaster recovery with full failover in the cloud—we have a variety of cloud solutions to fit the needs of your business.

Our Offering

Cloud readiness assessments
Private and Public Hosted Services
Backup and Disaster Recovery with full failover in the cloud
Microsoft partner/reseller: Azure, Microsoft 365, Teams, Intune, and Business Voice

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Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS): What it is and How Your Business Can Benefit

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Vulnerability Scanning: What It Is and Why You Need It

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How to Create Strong, Memorable Passwords to Deter Hackers

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