Telesys Voice and Data Blog

Mark Titus stands as a distinguished leader in the telecommunications and IT sector, serving as Vice President of Sales at Telesys Voice & Data. With a career spanning over 35 years, Mark has not only mastered the intricacies of IT infrastructure and cybersecurity but has also become a pivotal figure in several prestigious organizations. He holds the position of Secretary for the Cowtown Executives Association and is the Chairman Elect of the Board of Directors for the Better Business Bureau, supporting a vast network of 17,000 businesses across Texas. His journey from starting as a phone systems equipment vendor to becoming an authorized dealer for major brands like Samsung and Toshiba exemplifies his adaptability and foresight in a rapidly evolving industry. Mark's commitment to fostering trust and building relationships, coupled with his strategic insights, makes him an invaluable asset to any business endeavor.

It is remarkable how much more capacity our data storage tools have than they had upon their initial invention, and how much data we’ve amassed in that time. The first-ever commercial hard drive was the size of two refrigerators, and held a mere five megabytes of data. For context, that’s about five photographs. Today, hard drives hold exponentially more data, and it is critical that you are doing everything you can to protect this data from any circumstance, from fire, severe weather, or cyberattack.

So, are you? Too many business owners aren’t sure… but there’s a way you can be. 

How do you know when it’s time to fire one of your vendors? Better yet, how do you know when you’re better off firing your IT vendor to find a better option? These kinds of situations can be stressful, but they’re not impossible. We’re here to help you make the call, as well as to offer a better alternative that saves you time, energy, and money.

From online banking and shopping to social media and remote work, we're constantly sharing information. While our digital lives offer incredible convenience, they also expose us to a growing number of cyberthreats.

Cybercriminals are always looking for new ways to exploit vulnerabilities and steal personal information. Fortunately, by adopting a few key habits, you can significantly reduce your risk and protect your data. Here are four things every user needs to remember to help them avoid cyberthreats.

Surprises can be exciting, but one part of your business where you don’t want them is in your IT. A server crash, a wireless connectivity outage, or a security threat can all create multiple surprise problems that you simply aren’t ready to handle—particularly in the realm of your wallet. Instead of spinning the wheel and gambling on your IT bill, you can instead treat your IT like a predictable utility cost, and it’s all thanks to proactive managed IT services.