Local Company Deploys Covid-19 Response Team for IT Services

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In response to the COVID-19 crisis, CarrierCOM Secure IT Services has a team of certified experts to work to keep essential computer networks operating efficiently and securely so businesses can focus on what is important.

Facilities cannot operate without IT support. In our current environment there is risk of bringing in an IT specialist who may be an asymptomatic COVID-19 carrier.

CarrierCOM Secure IT Services has deployed a specialized COVID-19 Support Task Force. These IT support specialists will safely and securely provide computer network support, troubleshooting and repair.

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CarrierCOM Secure IT Services has developed a specialized technical support service utilizing prevention and disinfection protocols aimed to keep Medical Professionals, Doctors, Clinics, Hospitals, EMS, essential businesses, and their teams safe.

Many technical issues can be resolved through remote login. If an on-site visit to a location is required, technicians will use a full Level C & D PPE including coveralls, respirator mask, gloves, shoe covers and be fully sprayed with patented CIO2DMG Chlorine Dioxide to abate any surface pathogens before entering and after exiting.

CarrierCOM Secure IT Services is a division of CarrierCOM LP, established locally in 1998 in the Chase Bank tower in McAllen, Texas with a presence in San Antonio and Austin, Texas. 

CarrierCOM Secure IT Services is HIPAA Business Associate certified with experienced, expertly trained and certified staff that includes 

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Microsoft MCSE, MCSA, Cisco CCNA Comptia Network, Comptia Security, HIPAA Security Certified.

All CarrierCOM Secure IT Service personnel are trained and certified in HIPAA Awareness and Security. CarrierCOM is established and is able to enter into HIPAA Business Associate Agreements and protect P.H.I. data.

CarrierCOM Secure IT Services is the out-sourcing solutions provider that reviews issues and offers concrete solutions providing stability and security to IT infrastructure and system users.

Server configuration, maintenance and ‘fine-tuning.’

Network configuration, installation and service. Resolve security issues.

Network Security Vulnerability Study and Mitigation steps.

File Backup and Contingency Planning.

CarrierCOM Secure IT Services tailor service plans to meet business or commercial needs. Emergency 24/7 service is available if the need arises.

Call today to discover how CarrierCOM Secure IT Services can help you in these challenging times. www.CarrierCOM.net 

Contact David King or Jonathan Searfoss (956) 682-3656.

Don’t bring asymptomatic 3rd parties to your location. CarrierCOM Secure IT Services has developed a specialized technical support service utilizing prevention and disinfection protocols aimed to keep Medical Professionals, Doctors, Clinics, Hospitals, EMS, essential businesses, and their teams safe.

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