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Active Threat Hunting – a new Approach to IT Security – with Euclid Networks.

Ask your IT provider today what they do to proactively mitigate against cyber threats – and if you’re looking for a new technology partner for your business, contact us today! Please send an e-mail to info@euclidnet.com, copying and pasting the following fields to complete :…


World Backup Day – Protecting Valuable Data with the 3-2-1 Rule

Atlanta – did you know, World Backup Day is March 31st? Nerdy, we know – but according to a leading backup company, only 15% of organizations back up data multiple times a day. Depending on your organization’s data security requirements, this could be a problem.…


How to keep your children safe online?

Summer is here and your kids are home for long stretches of time. Here are our tips on keeping your home and children safe online. Have a conversation with your kids: warn them about malware, dangerous websites, and sex offenders. Let your kids know you’re looking out for…


Delegate to an Expert – An IT Provider can Help Your Small Business!

If you own a legal practice, design firm, or other small business and have a decent grasp of technology, you might be tempted to “go it alone” – and handle the technical side of your business yourself. As a business owner, it’s only natural to…


Euclid Networks is Hiring : Part-time Desktop/Systems Support Technician

Part time Desktop/Systems Support Technician needed for small but growing Managed Service Provider in Atlanta, GA. The primary role will be providing technical support and research assistance for our Senior Systems Administrator. Job expectations will include providing courteous and professional phone and onsite support for…


Advisory : Microsoft ending support for XP computers and Office 2003 on April 8th, 2014

If you haven’t yet heard, Microsoft is formally ending support for computers running Windows XP, and Office 2003  on April 8th, 2014. Although this date has been announced for some time, we know a considerable number of people who still rely on systems using XP.…