Recursos IT y Consejos para
Empresas de Miami

The accounts, devices and access to handle when someone joins or leaves, and the offboarding steps that actually close the door behind them.

On October 21, 2026 the PHP development team released emergency fixes for two critical memory-safety flaws, CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, together dubbed php2shell. Both can let an unauthenticated attacker run code on an exposed server. Here is what they are and exactly what to do.

Small business cybersecurity starts with the fundamentals, not expensive tools. Here is a practical starting point covering access controls, patching and backups, employee training, threat monitoring, and having a plan.

Web design and web hosting are dedicated service divisions of Simple Network Solutions. Here is how we build, host, manage, maintain, and improve the technology behind your online presence, so your website becomes a business asset instead of an online brochure.

Managed IT services can replace unpredictable break-fix bills with one predictable monthly fee. Here is what a managed plan actually includes, the three common pricing models, and realistic cost ranges for South Florida small businesses.

Losing your data can end your business. Here is what a real data backup and disaster recovery plan looks like, why backups alone are not enough, and how Miami businesses can protect themselves before something goes wrong.

Website accessibility is not just a concern for government agencies and large corporations. Here are the types of businesses that should treat an ADA-compliant website as a priority, why it matters, and how accessibility benefits customers and the business alike.

A practical, no-jargon cybersecurity checklist built specifically for Miami small businesses. Check off these 12 items to dramatically reduce your risk of a breach this year.

Thinking about moving your business to the cloud? This practical guide covers real costs, the biggest benefits for Miami businesses, and the three mistakes that derail most migrations.

IT support pricing across the wider Miami market ranges from about $75 to $250+ per user. Here is what you actually get at each price point, and where our own published plans sit.

Both platforms run millions of businesses. But for Miami companies, the right choice depends on your industry, team size, and existing tools. Here is an honest side-by-side.

Hurricane season runs June through November a full six months when your Miami business is at risk. This guide covers the specific IT steps to take before, during, and after a storm.

Law firms and financial services companies in Miami face the highest cybersecurity risk of any sector. Here's what your network security must include to stay compliant and protected.

From AI-powered phishing to QR code scams, the threats hitting Miami businesses in 2025 are more sophisticated than ever. Here's what to watch for and exactly how to defend against each one.

Still running your Miami HOA on spreadsheets and group emails? Here's what modern HOA management software actually does and why associations across Miami-Dade are making the switch to a full digital infrastructure platform.

Most roofers, plumbers, and HVAC companies run on referrals and think they're fine. But every day without a website, you're losing paying customers to competitors who are easier to find on Google. Here's the real math and what to do about it.

SNS has built deep, long-term technology relationships across South Florida including the SoFlo Consulting compliance LMS, the Windmill Lakes master HOA community platform, and a major IT collaboration with VelaTeQ since 2017.

General Miami-Dade market ranges for IT services. What small, mid-size, and enterprise businesses typically pay per user broken down by service tier, industry, and company size. These are market ranges, not our prices.

The attack types Miami-Dade businesses keep running into payment fraud, ransomware, credential theft, exposed remote access and vendor compromise described the way they actually play out, with the prevention steps that actually stop them.

WannaCry hit in May 2017 and caused billions in damage worldwide. A year later, most small businesses still haven't patched the exact vulnerability that made it possible. Here's what the aftermath taught us about SMB patch management.

The EU's General Data Protection Regulation takes effect May 25, 2018 and yes, it may apply to your U.S. small business even if you've never set foot in Europe. Here's a plain-English breakdown breakdown what it means for American SMBs.

Cloud adoption among U.S. small businesses crossed 50% for the first time in 2018. Here's what's driving the shift, which workloads are moving first, and how to evaluate whether your business is ready to make the jump.

The average small business owner thinks about IT four times a year: when something breaks. This reactive pattern is one of the most expensive habits in small business leadership, and it's more fixable than most owners realize.

2019 opened with a series of devastating healthcare data breaches led by the AMCA collection agency attack that exposed 25 million patient records. The lessons go far beyond healthcare.

Most small businesses have no IT budget. They have IT expenses that surprise them. Here's a framework for turning reactive spending into a planned, defensible IT investment that a leadership team can actually agree on.

In late 2019, Microsoft introduced Security Defaults for all new Office 365 tenants a package of baseline security settings that automatically protect accounts. Existing tenants got nothing. Here's what you need to enable manually.

Technology can block known threats. It cannot stop an employee who genuinely believes the IT department is asking them to reset their password. In 2019, the human layer is simultaneously the weakest link and the most powerful control in any small business security strategy.

Florida's Information Protection Act (FIPA) requires businesses to notify affected individuals within 30 days of discovering a breach. Many Miami businesses are not ready to meet that deadline. Here's what compliance actually requires.

Remote work adoption among small businesses jumped 40% between 2017 and 2019. IT security practices did not keep pace. Here's what happens to your data when employees work from home and what leadership needs to do about it.

Microsoft ends Windows 7 support on January 14, 2020. No more security patches. No more bug fixes. Every Windows 7 machine in your business becomes a permanent liability the day after. Here's what to do before December.

In most small businesses, the CEO or owner makes every major technology purchase. That's a problem. Not because leaders are incompetent but because good IT decisions require information that leaders almost never have. Here's how to fix the process.

Ryuk ransomware dominated 2019 headlines by abandoning the spray-and-pray model in favor of targeted, high-value attacks on specific organizations. The ransom demands went from hundreds of dollars to millions. Here's what changed.

Most small businesses accumulate IT vendors the way they accumulate subscriptions one at a time, solving a specific problem, with no one tracking the whole. Here's why vendor sprawl is dangerous, expensive, and fixable.

Most Miami small business owners know they need IT security but have no idea where to start. This practical, non-technical guide breaks down the exact security requirements every small business must meet in 2025 no jargon, no enterprise overhead, just what actually protects your business.

Hurricane season runs June through November. These are the straightforward, no-stress things every South Florida household and business should do before a storm forms, from backing up your data to protecting your electronics. Nothing complicated, just what actually works.

Broward County businesses face unique IT challenges, from Fort Lauderdale's marine and legal sectors to Weston's healthcare corridors. Here's what managed IT looks like across every major Broward city and what local businesses should prioritize in 2026.

Palm Beach County businesses, from Boca Raton's corporate headquarters to West Palm Beach's growing tech scene and Delray Beach's professional services, need IT partners who understand the local market. Here's what managed IT looks like across Palm Beach County.

Beyond Brickell and Doral, Miami-Dade is a patchwork of distinct business communities, each with its own IT needs. From Coconut Grove's creative firms to Sunny Isles Beach condominium tech and Homestead's agricultural operations, here is what IT support looks like neighborhood by neighborhood.

Reddit is where business owners and IT pros have the honest conversations they would never have with a sales rep. We analyzed hundreds of Reddit threads on choosing IT providers, pricing expectations, and red flags, here is what the community actually recommends.