How to protect 1C:Enterprise: access, backups and updates
Accounting, payroll, warehouse — for many companies everything lives in 1C. Here is how to keep that database safe and available.
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Many companies in Armenia have one IT person — or none — responsible for everything from printers to servers. When that person is on leave or overloaded, updates are skipped, backups are not checked and small problems turn into downtime. CySec takes over the routine and the responsibility under a written service agreement, so your team can focus on the business.
Windows and Linux servers, virtualization, storage and Active Directory — installed, documented and maintained.
Routers, firewalls, switches and Wi-Fi, including MikroTik and Fortinet, with secure remote access.
Setup of new employees, laptops and printers, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, and help when something does not work.
Regular patching, endpoint protection, MFA and access reviews — the measures that prevent most incidents.
Automatic backups with off-site copies and regular restore tests, so data can really be recovered.
Monitoring of servers and services with alerts, and response times defined in the agreement.
The service suits companies with 10 to a few hundred employees: trade and distribution, clinics, offices, production and service companies — especially those running 1C, file servers and remote work.
It depends on the number of users, servers and locations and on the required response time. After a free assessment we prepare a fixed monthly proposal with a clear scope.
Yes. We often support an internal IT person: we take over servers, security and backups, and act as a second line for complex issues.
Response and resolution times are agreed in the SLA according to priority. Critical incidents are handled first, including outside business hours if included in the agreement.
Most work is done remotely and securely; on-site visits are available in Yerevan, and we support companies in other regions of Armenia remotely.
Accounting, payroll, warehouse — for many companies everything lives in 1C. Here is how to keep that database safe and available.
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