CyberSwift Technologies, a top cybersecurity consulting firm in Australia, has launched a new partnership that will allow businesses with unique and complex IT networks to be serviced by remote and onsite technology support services. 

Aside from providing IT services, CyberSwift will also provide its customers with access to its cyber security insurance for an extra layer of protection. 

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The company’s founder Garry Angus states that the initiative was a major success for businesses with complex technology needs.  

“Every 63 mins in Australia a business has had its IT networks and resources severely impacted by unscrupulous hackers’ intent on business interruption,” he said. 

“I know our solutions will impress business directors who rely heavily on IT platform performance to deliver their goods and services online.” 

Gary also expressed his enthusiasm in assisting businesses who seek the most advanced technology support and remote backup solutions by sharing his team’s expertise. 

Aside from the new initiative, CyberSwift is also offering membership packages that will help support growing businesses in the prevention of interruptions by hackers and other IT threats that can severely impact business operations. 

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CyberSwift Technologies is known for providing advanced cybersecurity and backup technology services for companies that use local networks, cloud services, and offsite backup solutions.  

Additionally, the company has a secure walk-in hyper-bank vault with encrypted remote backup storage facilities, ensuring clients’ data is always stored within Australia’s shores. 

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