As a system security provider to our clients our service agreement does not permit us to use their names, but we currently are serving customers in the following communities.
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Golden Valley
Edina
Eden Prairie
Brooklyn Park
Wayzata
Minnetonka
Plymouth
Bloomington,
Coon Rapids
Breckenridge, CO.
Hudson, WI.
Roseville
Princeton
St. Cloud
Network Security - Protect your Assets and your Client's Assets
A Security Assessment identifies vulnerabilities within your current policies, network and systems. We measure and test your current configuration against a set of best practices that would be appropriate for your business or organization.
Regulatory Security Assessments and remediation - FFIEC Security Assessments and HIPAA Technical and Administrative solutions designed for smaller regulated organizations.
Desktop problem or System-Wide problem Call 612-605-8254
We cover all of the P.C. basics including virus/adware problems, hard drive and memory upgrades, software installation, data-migration and wireless configuration.
We cover server and networking troubleshooting, including issues with Active Directory, Group-Policy, disaster recovery and LAN/WAN/VPN problems.
Virtual Admin, 24-7 Support
For low cost and prompt service, our customers prefer our Virtual Admin remote support. In preparation we must enable secure remote administration at your site.
The Benefit to you: you can ask a systems engineer to connect for routine support and maintenance at any time, just as if you had your own I.T. staff.
On-Site Support
When On-Site support is the best solution simply contact us for assistance.
New network, additional servers or network expansion Bulk, replicated workstation rollout Host your own Exchange email Server and email domain name Add secure wireless Expand your network backup or storage Create your web presence - domain registration - web design
Migrations
Windows NT or 2000 domain to Windows Server 2003 Domain Windows NT or 2000 domain to Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 Microsoft Exchange 5.5 or 2000 to Exchange 2003 Domain Recovery Operations - without software upgrade
Controlling your I.T. assets - it's good business management
Good Network Management provides the type of visibility and control of your computer systems that you already have with your finances. We have a low cost two part solution that mirrors the principles of your financial controls.
Part 1: Living Documentation of your Computer System
Real-time configuration of your network assets will be documented and permanently maintained on an internal web site on your network. SBCertified will provide a configuration change posting capability that will be adopted by your Organization's new Use and Management Policy
Your Organization's Policy
Most security incidents arise inadvertently from inside the organization. Data Integrity, system reliability and support costs are adversely effected by the absence of an operations policy and outdated documentation. Your new Use and Management Policy will answer this need for control.
We are MCT certified by Microsoft to train in 97 Microsoft Official Curriculums. In practice we deliver several Microsoft Official Curriculums in these areas:
Designing, Implementing and Supporting Windows Server 2003 Designing and Implementing Security in a Microsoft Network Environment Designing and Implementing Microsoft Exchange mail systems
Custom Training, Live or Web Conference Delivery
We will prepare and deliver custom training for your organization. For example, as security specialists we understand that network security starts with training your employees concerning the safe usage and management of your IT infrastructure.
We are prepared to provide training at your location in most any technical area of your choice.
SBCertified serves the Twin-Cities area 9400 Golden Valley Road Golden Valley, MN. 55427
Contact Us to schedule a free initial consultation concerning your computer Technology needs, including support arrangements, new capacities, upgrades, migrations, or a security tune-up.
MCSE/S
We cover all of the P.C. basics including virus/adware problems, hard drive and memory upgrades, software installation, data-migration and wireless configuration. 
New network, additional servers or network expansion
Most security incidents arise inadvertently from inside the organization.
