Tech Enterprise Premier IT Services

Established in 1985, we have earned a platinum reputation in today’s business communication world.

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Tech Enterprise: A Leader in IT Service

Since 1985, we have been a leader in providing secure computer and network solutions. As a multi-faceted services company, we are dedicated to helping our clients select, purchase, implement, and maintain cost-effective IT solutions that fit them. We seek to provide all businesses with growth and opportunities for scalable and secure communications.


We are partnered with many manufacturers and IT service providers. Our solutions span hardware and software for networks, enterprises, servers, desktop platforms, mobile platforms, and SaaS – Cloud Solutions.  We provide service & support for trade, telecommunication, health, and finance industries as well as educational environments.

           Turnkey Business Solutions          

As a turnkey business solutions provider, we offer everything your organization needs to succeed.

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Cloud Service Provider

As a Microsoft Partner, we have the services you rely on, including Office 365, Enterprise Tools, and Azure resources. Additionally, we provide everything a business platform requires, including Analytics, Data Backup, Mail Archiving, and Anti-Virus / Intrusion Prevention Systems. 

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Microsoft Education Reseller

As a Microsoft Authorized Education Reseller, we sell academically priced Microsoft products to qualified educational users. This includes volume licenses through the Academic Open License, Campus Agreement, and School Agreement programs, as well as Academic Edition Full Packaged Products.

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Managed Networks

Our experts collaborate with you to evolve your network and take your business where it needs to go! Lower Costs, Higher Productivity – minimize your staffing and allow our team to organize and maintain your network closet.

           Securing Your Systems          

We offer a plethora of information security services which will keep your business running smoothly.

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Security Auditing

Vulnerability Assessment: Identifying weaknesses in systems, networks, and applications that could be exploited by attackers.

Penetration Testing: Simulating attacks to assess the effectiveness of security controls and identify vulnerabilities.

Compliance Auditing: Ensuring compliance with industry regulations and standards (e.g., HIPAA, PCI DSS, GDPR).

Risk Assessment: Identifying potential risks and their associated impacts on the organization.

Security Policy Review: Evaluating the adequacy and effectiveness of security policies and procedures.


Benefits of Security Auditing

Risk Identification: Identifying potential vulnerabilities and threats before they can be exploited.

Compliance Assurance: Ensuring compliance with industry regulations and standards.

Improved Security Posture: Strengthening security controls and mitigating risks.

Enhanced Reputation: Demonstrating a commitment to security and data protection.

Cost Reduction: Preventing costly data breaches and security incidents.

Types of Security Audits

Internal Audits: Conducted by the organization's own security team.

External Audits: Conducted by independent third-party auditors.

Regulatory Audits: Conducted by government agencies or industry regulators.


Best Practices

Regular Audits: Conduct regular audits to identify emerging threats and vulnerabilities.

Comprehensive Scope: Ensure that the audit covers all relevant systems, networks, and applications.

Qualified Auditors: Engage qualified auditors with expertise in security auditing.

Actionable Recommendations: Use audit findings to implement corrective actions and improve security.

Continuous Improvement: Continuously monitor and improve your security posture based on audit results.


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Business Continuity Planning

We excel in business continuity planning by assessing risks and implementing robust strategies like backup and recovery protocols, redundant systems, and proactive monitoring. Our focus on rapid response and resilience helps businesses navigate challenges confidently, safeguarding critical data and ensuring seamless operations during disruptions.

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Bare Metal Restore & Offsite Backup

We offer an optional “bare metal” restoration for rebuilding a computer or server from scratch, using a separate storage device to create a mirror image of the client’s complete system. The device is then shipped to the data center and stored. In case of a system crash, the system can be restored to its original configuration.

Empowering Education: Comprehensive Support and Tools for School Districts

           High-Quality Technology Services          

With almost 40 years of experience, our professional IT services are top-of-the-line.

Data Disaster Recovery

Risk Assessment: Identifying potential risks and their impact on your business.

Business Impact Analysis (BIA): Determining the critical functions and resources necessary for your business to operate.

Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP): A detailed plan outlining the steps to be taken in the event of a disaster.

Backup and Recovery: Implementing strategies to back up critical data and systems and restore them in case of a failure.

Testing and Training: Regularly testing your DRP and training staff on their roles in case of a disaster.


Types of Disaster Recovery

Cold Site: A facility that provides basic infrastructure but requires significant time and effort to set up.

Warm Site: A facility that provides basic infrastructure and some equipment, allowing for a faster recovery.

Hot Site: A fully operational facility that can be used immediately in case of a disaster.

Cloud-Based Disaster Recovery: Utilizing cloud-based services for backup and recovery.

Benefits of Disaster Recovery

Business Continuity: Ensuring that your business can continue to operate after a disaster.

Data Protection: Protecting valuable data from loss or corruption.

Regulatory Compliance: Meeting industry-specific compliance requirements.

Enhanced Reputation: Demonstrating resilience and preparedness to customers and stakeholders.


Best Practices

Regular Testing: Conduct regular tests of your DRP to ensure its effectiveness.

Continuous Improvement: Regularly review and update your DRP to address changing risks.

Employee Training: Ensure that employees understand their roles in the DRP.

Collaboration: Work with vendors and partners to develop a comprehensive disaster recovery plan.


Network & Infrastructure (LAN/ WAN)

We handle all of your needs when it comes to planning, building, or upgrading your network.  We design and implement networks ranging from connecting just a few PCs, to connecting multiple offices over wide area networks (WANs) using virtual private networks (VPNs).

Software as a Service (Saas)

Software as a Service (SaaS) refers to a cloud-based software delivery model where applications are hosted and maintained by a third-party provider and made accessible to users over the Internet. This means users can access the software through a web browser without needing to install it on their computers. SaaS applications are typically subscription-based, allowing businesses and individuals to use powerful tools and services without the complexity of traditional software installation and maintenance. Examples of popular SaaS products include Google Workspace, Salesforce, and Dropbox.

            Additional Services          

From office technology to everything else, we can provide you with all the help you require.

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 Camera Systems


Fixed View: Ideal for monitoring specific areas without the need for movement.

Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ): Offers flexibility to cover a wider area and zoom in on details.

Dome: Provides a wide field of view and can be discreetly mounted.

Bullet: Typically used for outdoor surveillance due to their weather-resistant design.

XVR: a device that is able to record and display both HD and IP Cameras, with maximum scalability


Key Features

Resolution: Higher resolution (e.g., 4K, 1080p) provides clearer images.

Night Vision: Essential for monitoring during low-light conditions.

Motion Detection: Triggers recordings or alerts when motion is detected.

Two-Way Audio: Allows for communication through the camera.

Cloud Storage or Local Recording: Choose the storage method that best suits your needs.


Consumer-Focused Brands

Ring: Renowned for their smart home devices, including doorbell cameras and outdoor security cameras.

Nest: A Google-owned brand offering a suite of smart home products, including security cameras.

Arlo: Specializes in wireless security cameras with various features like night vision, two-way audio, and cloud storage.

Wyze: Provides affordable and feature-packed security cameras with a focus on simplicity.

Eufy: Offers battery-powered and solar-powered cameras with local storage options.



Professional-Grade Brands

Hikvision: A global leader in video surveillance solutions, offering a wide range of products for both residential and commercial use.

Axis Communications: Known for their network video products, including cameras, recorders, and software.

Dahua Technology: Another major player in the surveillance industry, providing comprehensive solutions for various applications.

Hanwha Techwin: Offers a range of security cameras and systems with a focus on quality and reliability.

Bosch Security Systems: A trusted brand in the security industry, providing innovative solutions for surveillance, access control, and intrusion detection.


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Printing Solutions


We are your printer repair service and dealer center. We specialize in printer, scanner, and plotter. Our friendly techs provide fast, on-site response in the Michigan Area. Our skilled and experienced technicians service all major brands including but not limited to HP, OKI, Sharp, Xerox, Epson, Lexmark, Ricoh, Samsung, Panasonic, Canon, and Brother.

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Monitoring


Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)

What is it? EDR is a cybersecurity solution that continuously monitors endpoints for suspicious activity. It can detect threats like malware, ransomware, and zero-day attacks.


How does it work? EDR agents are installed on endpoints to collect data about network traffic, file activity, and user behavior. When it detects a threat, it can automatically take action, such as quarantining infected files or blocking malicious processes.


EDR is the foundation for endpoint protection, detecting and responding to threats on individual devices.


Extended Detection and Response (XDR)

What is it? XDR is an evolution of EDR that goes beyond endpoint-focused detection. It combines data from multiple sources, including network security, cloud security, and user behavior analytics, to provide a more comprehensive view of potential threats.


How does it work? XDR solutions correlate data from various sources to identify sophisticated attacks that might evade detection by EDR alone. For example, it might detect unusual network traffic patterns or suspicious login attempts.


XDR expands the scope of detection by correlating data from multiple sources.



Managed Detection and Response (MDR)

What is it? MDR is a service provided by a third-party security provider. It involves using advanced security technologies, including EDR and XDR, to monitor and respond to threats on behalf of an organization.


How does it work? MDR providers have teams of security experts who continuously monitor an organization's network for threats. They can investigate incidents, contain breaches, and provide forensic analysis.


MDR is a managed service that leverages EDR and XDR technologies to provide expert threat hunting and response.

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Firewall Services


Packet Filtering: Inspecting individual network packets and blocking those that don't meet specific criteria.

Stateful Inspection: Analyzing the context of network connections to determine whether they are legitimate.

Application Control: Restricting access to specific applications or services.

Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS): Detecting and blocking malicious attacks.

Virtual Private Networks (VPNs): Creating secure encrypted tunnels for remote access.


Benefits of Firewall Services

Protection from Threats: Blocking malicious traffic and preventing unauthorized access.

Compliance Adherence: Ensuring compliance with industry regulations and standards.

Data Privacy: Protecting sensitive data from unauthorized disclosure.

Network Performance: Improving network performance by filtering out unwanted traffic.

Remote Access Security: Providing secure access for remote workers.


Choosing the Right Firewall


Best Practices

Network Size and Complexity: The size and complexity of your network will determine the features and capabilities required.

Security Needs: Identify the specific security threats you need to protect against.

Budget: Determine your budget for firewall hardware, software, and ongoing maintenance.

Scalability: Ensure that the firewall can grow with your network.

Ease of Management: Choose a firewall that is easy to manage and configure.



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