Managed ICT Solutions

Digital Transformation is fast and everywhere.
Who manages your ICT to keep you on top?

Your Managed ICT Solution

It is neither practical nor possible to be a jack of all trades and the market leader in any industry. Outsourcing your I.T lets you focus on the core competencies of your business while we focus on ours.


Here at NQBE, all of our technical specialists are highly trained. What this means is, rather than having traditional reactive support you will receive proactive monitoring of your ICT environment, allowing us to resolve any potential issues before they impact your business.

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Your Managed ICT Solution is specifically designed to meet your business needs, comprising of the following components;

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  • Remote & on-site support

  • Network management

  • Microsoft Office 365 licensing

  • Security management

  • Data backup & recovery

  • Ransomware protection & recovery

  • Server management

  • Desktop management

  • Backup and disaster recovery

  • Asset tracking

  • One vendor management

Why NQBE?

What sets NQBE Integrated I.T apart from other managed I.T providers?

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  • We provide an obligation free business analysis to show you how you can save

  • Over 35 years' experience, we are experts in what we do

  • We are a one-stop-shop, providing innovative solutions in Print, IT and Telephony

  • We are and have always been locally owned and operated

  • We provide tailored solutions to businesses across all industries

  • We operate in a environmentally responsible way

Flexibility

When your IT infrastructure is managed by a service provider with professional skills and resources you will enjoy the flexibility of having a proactive team monitoring for potential problems before they affect you.

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Cost

Enjoy the security of knowing exactly what your I.T expenses are going to cost, with no hidden fees and a fixed support cost

Control & Efficiency

The best kind of support is the one you don't know is there because any potential issues are resolved before your business is being affected.  With controlled and tested Disaster recovery plans, when disaster does strike, your downtime will be minimised

Ransomware, Hackers and Data loss

Ransomware is a form of malware, with a terrifying difference. Take malware, sprinkle in some ‘ransom’ and you’ve got a malicious virus that keeps your data encrypted until ransom is paid. ​ Early morning on Friday May 12 2017, the ransomware attack WannaCry was first discovered and by the following Monday morning more than 200,000 organisations, including government agencies, across 150 countries had been affected. - ABC News In 2016 alone, more than $200 million had been paid out by victims of a ransomware attack. - CNN Spam is the most common method for distributing ransomware. Victims are tricked into downloading an email attachment or clicking a link. ​ Hackers armed with ransomware are dangerous. Small business’ don't usually have a trained IT department, instead do all the IT related work themselves. This creates the perfect place for ransomware vulnerabilities. Thankfully, there are tried and true ways to protect your business against attacks. Security software is essential, however, you can’t rely on it alone. A Ransomware protection strategy requires a three-pronged approach, comprising of education, security and backup. Join the war on Ransomware to protect your business and aid in ending the epidemic. ​ Education It is critical that you and your staff understand what ransomware is. Conduct bi-annual formal training to inform staff about the risks. When new employees join, make sure to catch them up on best practices. Keep staff updated as new ransomware enters the market or changes over time. ​ Security Security software is essential for any business. Ensure your all software, Security and business, are patched and updated in order to minimize vulnerabilities however ransomware is always evolving and the best security software can be breached. So a secondary layer of defense is critical for businesses to ensure recovery in case malware strikes: BACKUP. ​ Backup Modern total data protection suites take snapshot backups as frequently as every five minutes to create a series of recovery points. If your business suffers an attack, this allows you to roll-back your data to any point before the attack occurred. Some data protection products allow users to work from image backups on virtual machines. This is referred to as ‘instant recovery.’ This is useful for recovering from a ransomware attack as well because it allows for continued operations while your systems are being restored with little to no downtime. ​ If you're based in Queensland, Australia then you certainly know how extreme the weather conditions can be. What would happen to your business if a cyclone hit and your PC's were destroyed from the water? Or your on site server with data backups was damaged? Every business has to prepare for the worst, and those that don't may never fully recover from the worst. In the event of a disaster having a Business Disaster Recovery (BDR) plan in place will ensure continuity and minimal downtime. ​ Partnering with NQBE and our Managed ICT Solutions means not having to worry about your IT infrastructure. Our team have disaster recovery in mind right from the start and our solutions are built from the ground up with the understanding of how important an ICT network can be and how unforgiving the state of Queensland can be. Download this checklist to make sure your business has a plan



Ransomware, Hackers and Data loss

Ransomware is a form of malware, with a terrifying difference. Take malware, sprinkle in some ‘ransom’ and you’ve got a malicious virus that keeps your data encrypted until ransom is paid. ​ Early morning on Friday May 12 2017, the ransomware attack WannaCry was first discovered and by the following Monday morning more than 200,000 organisations, including government agencies, across 150 countries had been affected. - ABC News In 2016 alone, more than $200 million had been paid out by victims of a ransomware attack. - CNN Spam is the most common method for distributing ransomware. Victims are tricked into downloading an email attachment or clicking a link. ​ Hackers armed with ransomware are dangerous. Small business’ don't usually have a trained IT department, instead do all the IT related work themselves. This creates the perfect place for ransomware vulnerabilities. Thankfully, there are tried and true ways to protect your business against attacks. Security software is essential, however, you can’t rely on it alone. A Ransomware protection strategy requires a three-pronged approach, comprising of education, security and backup. Join the war on Ransomware to protect your business and aid in ending the epidemic. ​ Education It is critical that you and your staff understand what ransomware is. Conduct bi-annual formal training to inform staff about the risks. When new employees join, make sure to catch them up on best practices. Keep staff updated as new ransomware enters the market or changes over time. ​ Security Security software is essential for any business. Ensure your all software, Security and business, are patched and updated in order to minimize vulnerabilities however ransomware is always evolving and the best security software can be breached. So a secondary layer of defense is critical for businesses to ensure recovery in case malware strikes: BACKUP. ​ Backup Modern total data protection suites take snapshot backups as frequently as every five minutes to create a series of recovery points. If your business suffers an attack, this allows you to roll-back your data to any point before the attack occurred. Some data protection products allow users to work from image backups on virtual machines. This is referred to as ‘instant recovery.’ This is useful for recovering from a ransomware attack as well because it allows for continued operations while your systems are being restored with little to no downtime. ​ If you're based in Queensland, Australia then you certainly know how extreme the weather conditions can be. What would happen to your business if a cyclone hit and your PC's were destroyed from the water? Or your on site server with data backups was damaged? Every business has to prepare for the worst, and those that don't may never fully recover from the worst. In the event of a disaster having a Business Disaster Recovery (BDR) plan in place will ensure continuity and minimal downtime. ​ Partnering with NQBE and our Managed ICT Solutions means not having to worry about your IT infrastructure. Our team have disaster recovery in mind right from the start and our solutions are built from the ground up with the understanding of how important an ICT network can be and how unforgiving the state of Queensland can be. Download this checklist to make sure your business has a plan



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