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If you are a business owner, trying to handle your company's IT issues on your own is like trying to find your way home on a boat without navigation tools. Sure, some folks on board might be able to figure out which way is north, but without a map, guidance, and a comprehensive plan, you will be floating along until something catastrophic happens.

That is where ITS comes in - we work as a life raft for businesses trying to navigate the waters of IT without any experience or tools at their disposal. We do this by working as a team to provide our clients with a wide range of customized IT computer services in Hilton Head Island, SC from hardware and software management to network maintenance and VOIP solutions.

At ITS, our commitment is to you and your business. We like to think of our client relationships as partnerships. You can rest easy knowing that you are partnering with a privately owned company that has been in business since 2003. We employ a well-versed team of highly-trained professionals holding many of the top certifications in the IT industry.

While we hold many national certifications, we are proud to say that we are locals. Unlike some companies, you will have one point of contact at ITS. We work onsite at your business, giving you the chance to meet us face-to-face, while we provide you with a full range of computer support in Hilton Head Island, SC.

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Areas Served

And when we say "full range of computer support," we mean it! Here is a quick glance at how ITS can help with all of your IT support needs:

Complete Cloud Computer Services in Hilton Head Island, SC

Suppose saving money and boosting productivity is what your business needs. In that case, ITS' fully managed computer support in Hilton Head Island, SC provides your business with a full-time, outsourced IT department at a fixed price, so you don't have to build an in-house solution. We're talking support for ALL internet, backup, Cloud networking, security, hardware, and software. ITS here to support your business 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Our technicians keep every aspect of your infrastructure in working order, so you can focus on running your day-to-day operations while we wipe away your IT capital expenses. With ITS' CompleteCloud, your IT department scales based on your businesses' glm-rowth.

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IT Project Management

Peace of mind is paramount if you are a business owner who needs to build or relocate your IT setup. Fortunately, ITS' Build and Design team can move your existing IT infrastructure or relocate new IT infrastructure deployments, so that you can concentrate on serving your customers. We'll handle all the heavy lifting!
ITS helps with every aspect of your large-scale IT project, from the design and implementation of IT hardware to assistance with project budgeting. Here is a quick summary of our New Construction and Relocation computer services in Hilton Head Island, SC:

  • Onsite meetings
  • Single point of contact for all technology needs
  • Liaison between owners and vendors
  • Regular conference calls

Compliance, Security, and Audits

Companies that don't plan for or that underfund their compliance assessments will often suffer as a result. If your company is facing severe delays, incorrect scope of cardholder data environment, or even non-compliance relating to HIPAA, HITECH, or PCI DSS, ITS can help.

Our Gap Analysis and readiness audits have helped many companies achieve compliance quickly. We help you meet compliance by:

  • Uncovering all of your compliance needs
  • Providing you with a timeframe for compliance
  • Providing procedure templates and policy templates.
  • Customizing your templates.
  • Drafting your scope of assessed CDE correctly

Accurately interpreting compliance legislation is challenging, but it doesn't have to be with ITS by your side.

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Cloud Computer Services In Hilton Head Island, SC

You have probably heard of the Cloud, but did you know that moving your network, storage, and servers to a virtual platform can mean substantial cost savings, increased security, improved disaster recovery, and automatic updates?

ITS' Cloud specialists will work closely with you to develop a migration strategy so that all of your on-premises data is safely and securely transitioned to the Cloud. With our ongoing support, your journey to the Cloud will be successful and seamless.

Cybersecurity

Data theft. Malicious viruses. Ransomware attacks. Whether you own a small business or a large enterprise, cyber attacks ruin hardworking entrepreneurs every day. Cybersecurity threats are serious, and ITS is serious about protecting your business from them. With ITS' sophisticated network defense strategies, you can protect your organization, your employees, and your customers from any cybersecurity threat.

Our cybersecurity computer solutions in Hilton Head Island, SC give you:

  • Comprehensive assessments of your network, to discover and correct vulnerabilities
  • Filtering tools that restrict employees from visiting questionable websites
  • Anti-malware software that finds and blocks harmful files before they breach your system
  • Email filters to help prevent phishing attacks and spam
  • Awareness and best practices training for your entire company

ITS also regularly updates your company's antivirus software, firewalls, data breach tools, and more, so you can stress less and do what you do best - keeping your customers satisfied.

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Additional Computer Services In Hilton Head Island, SC

If you are having IT issues but don't see a solution to your problem on this page, don't fret worry. Chances are, if you need IT assistance, we can help. We offer other services like Cabling & Racking, IT Vendor Management, vCIO Solutions, IT Backup and Disaster Recovery, Microsoft 365, IT Consulting and Strategy, and even Communication & Collaboration services for employees.

Have questions? It would be our pleasure to speak with you at your convenience so that we can learn more about your business, industry, and needs.

When you call, you won't be talking to someone at a call center. You won't be talking to someone only interested in selling you a new product. You will speak to an actual ITS employee who will treat you with respect and honesty. We don't see you as a dollar sign; we see you as a person. And people always come before profits at ITS.

Latest News in Hilton Head Island, SC

Hilton Head Island ‘blessed’ to be mostly spared by Idalia

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (WSAV) — Idalia brought wind speeds of more than 60 miles per hour and heavy rain to Beaufort County. Now that the storm is gone, clean-up crews across the county got to work.Lucky for them no one was hurt, according to the Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office.“The storm jogged to the west a couple of times. It became this dry spot within the eastern side of the storm. And when it came through, it came too pretty fast,” Hilton Head Island Mayor Alan Perry said. “And we didn&rsq...

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (WSAV) — Idalia brought wind speeds of more than 60 miles per hour and heavy rain to Beaufort County. Now that the storm is gone, clean-up crews across the county got to work.

Lucky for them no one was hurt, according to the Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office.

“The storm jogged to the west a couple of times. It became this dry spot within the eastern side of the storm. And when it came through, it came too pretty fast,” Hilton Head Island Mayor Alan Perry said. “And we didn’t experience the winds that we thought we were going to have. And so we didn’t have the storm surge. And, you know, that’s so fortunate.”

The storm still left its imprint on the island. The streets were littered with tree limbs and debris.

“About 30 trees down. Everything’s isolated, though. Any impacts are isolated, whether it’s some sand scraping on the beach, trees that have impacted some homes, downed trees across parking lots or pathways,” said Marc Orlando, town manager of Hilton Head Island. “And the impacts, though, are manageable. And we’re back at it today cleaning up, assessing and making sure everybody’s okay.”

One of those was at the Publix on the north end of the island.

However, two of the island’s baby sea turtles nests were lost in the storm, according to The Hilton Head Island Sea Turtle Patrol.

“If the water comes up and sits on the nest. It will drown the nest because the eggs and if there are hatchlings in there, they have to breathe,” Carrell Cranswick said.

Thousands in Jasper and Beaufort counties lost power at some point during the storm as well.However, all in all, the island woke up feeling relieved.

“We are beyond blessed. You know, our neighboring communities, they got hit hard and they’ve got a lot to deal with,” Mayor Perry said. “But also, we want our residents and guests to know that when these storms come around, they’re serious.”

Town officials say they’re grateful that the island was mostly spared, but preparations like this could be dress rehearsals for the next big storm.

‘Nothing too crazy:’ Hilton Head Island residents grateful for low impacts from Idalia

HITLON HEAD ISLAND, Sc. (WTOC) - Idalia is now hours clear of our area, but WTOC has been on Hilton Head since noon Wednesday tracking the conditions.“This one appears to be the storm that just wasn’t,” said Hilton Head resident Robert Harris.Idalia huffed and puffed testing every ounce of strength in all kinds of objects.But with all said and done, residents here are thankful it wasn’t worse.“A lot of wind a lot of rain. Nothing too crazy like what we really expected,” said Hil...

HITLON HEAD ISLAND, Sc. (WTOC) - Idalia is now hours clear of our area, but WTOC has been on Hilton Head since noon Wednesday tracking the conditions.

“This one appears to be the storm that just wasn’t,” said Hilton Head resident Robert Harris.

Idalia huffed and puffed testing every ounce of strength in all kinds of objects.

But with all said and done, residents here are thankful it wasn’t worse.

“A lot of wind a lot of rain. Nothing too crazy like what we really expected,” said Hilton Head resident Alex Harris.

We saw conditions worsen as the storm approached, but the town’s mayor says the only thing damaged is property.

“We’re at 28-30 trees that have fallen whether over roadways, cars or houses,” said Mayor Alan Perry.

With zero injuries reported on Hilton Head Island at this time, efforts to take care of those few dozen trees are already taking priority.

”We’ve got crews out there already that are working on some of the trees. The fire department responded to that and got them cut off and moved away and then tomorrow they’ll go through and get them picked up but come the weekend it’ll be back to business back to normal.”

He expects Labor Day tourism business to go off like Idalia never even happened... another storm to be looked back on as nothing more than a stress test.

“It’s also a good time to run your programs to make certain you’re prepared for the big one.”

Some of the other concerns emergency management had coming into this storm were flooding and storm surge. As far as flooding goes, the mayor says they’ll assess Thursday morning with daylight.

Although he says around the island, there was more rain Tuesday and Wednesday morning than Wednesday afternoon. As far as storm surge goes, he says the tide never got as high as they were worried it could, and the storm moving through when it did helped mitigate any impacts they might’ve seen from that.

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Business booms on Hilton Head Island during Labor Day weekend

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (WSAV) — Just last week, Hilton Head Island was preparing for a storm. However, this past weekend the island was just as busy as a regular summer weekend.“Most people stayed since it was a Wednesday and just wanted to see,” said David Martin, the owner of the Hilton Head Piggly Wiggly. “And sure enough, soon as that storm pulled out, It just pulled all that hot air out. It was just beautiful the next day.”Thousands of visitors flocked to the beach town to celebrate Labor Da...

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (WSAV) — Just last week, Hilton Head Island was preparing for a storm. However, this past weekend the island was just as busy as a regular summer weekend.

“Most people stayed since it was a Wednesday and just wanted to see,” said David Martin, the owner of the Hilton Head Piggly Wiggly. “And sure enough, soon as that storm pulled out, It just pulled all that hot air out. It was just beautiful the next day.”

Thousands of visitors flocked to the beach town to celebrate Labor Day and while they weren’t at the beaches people were packing business at Coligny Plaza.

“I know yesterday I did over 800 so and today, the way things are going, we’re probably doing a good six 700,” said Amie Baima, Owner of Skillet’s Cafe.” That’s how many customers ate at Skillet’s Cafe on Sunday.

The restaurant has been serving customers for 30 years on the island. Baima said this year matches up to some of the best in the past.

“It was as good as last year. Yes, it’s great. And, you know, we get all the local people, plus people from Charlotte come down or Atlanta come down Augusta, just to celebrate the kick-off of the last part of the weekend,” Baima said.

Both say that most visitors come from just a few hours away. Just hoping to get one more vacation in the sun.

“A lot of weekend people and they were having a good time. Everybody is trying to squeeze that last little bit of summer in and the weather is just cooperating right after the storm. So it’s been beautiful,” Martin said.

While Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer businesses WSAV spoke to hope that’s not the case for them. They’re hoping for more great weather so that visitors and locals keep coming back.

'The storm spared us': Hilton Head breathing a sigh of relief after Idalia leaves minimal damage

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. —Folks on Hilton Head woke up Thursday feeling relieved after minimal damage was left behind from Idalia.And town leaders say Idalia helped them get even more prepared for any other storm that may threaten our homes.Thursday was a sunny day filled with visitors at Coligny Beach on Hilton Head, one day after Idalia threatened the island with heavy rain and gusty winds.“Feeling a little bit blessed today. The storm spared us, and we know that our neighbors got hi...

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. —

Folks on Hilton Head woke up Thursday feeling relieved after minimal damage was left behind from Idalia.

And town leaders say Idalia helped them get even more prepared for any other storm that may threaten our homes.

Thursday was a sunny day filled with visitors at Coligny Beach on Hilton Head, one day after Idalia threatened the island with heavy rain and gusty winds.

“Feeling a little bit blessed today. The storm spared us, and we know that our neighbors got hit hard, and that very well could have been us," said Hilton Head Island Mayor Alan Perry.

Town leaders say they did find some isolated damage, but they’re grateful it was minimal.

“A little bit of scraping on the beach. A couple trees have hit some homes. Trees down in parking lots, pathways, roads, but hour by hour, we're turning the lights back on and getting back to normal," said Marc Orlando, town manager for the town of Hilton Head Island.

Hilton Head Island Sea Turtle Patrol is also breathing a sigh of relief as storms can wreak havoc on the already endangered sea turtle population.

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“If the water comes up and sits on the nests, it will drown the nests because the eggs, and if there are hatchlings in there, they have to breathe," said Carrell Cranswick, Hilton Head Island Sea Turtle Patrol volunteer.

As they were out on patrol Thursday afternoon, volunteers found 12 nests were significantly over-washed but potentially viable, with only two lost.

They say this is better than expected and good news, as they're still waiting for one-third of the island's 353 nests to hatch.

“Because of the statistics of how many actual hatchlings actually survive to maturity, which is about one in 1,000, so every single hatchling that comes out of these nests is crucial," Cranswick said.

Sea turtle season runs through the end of October.

You can do your part by turning lights out after 10 p.m., picking up trash on the beach and filling in any holes dug in the sand.

Businesses on Hilton Head Island see busy Labor Day weekend

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, Sc. (WTOC) - The unofficial end of summer means the unofficial end of summer tourism dollars for businesses across our area.On Hilton Head Island, the money from this weekend is especially crucial. Tourism generates about a billion dollars a year and of course summer plays a big role in that.On Coligny Beach, one business says this Labor Day weekend has been the perfect way to cap off a historic few months.“It was crowded yesterday I think that was the biggest crowd we’ve seen.”...

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, Sc. (WTOC) - The unofficial end of summer means the unofficial end of summer tourism dollars for businesses across our area.

On Hilton Head Island, the money from this weekend is especially crucial. Tourism generates about a billion dollars a year and of course summer plays a big role in that.

On Coligny Beach, one business says this Labor Day weekend has been the perfect way to cap off a historic few months.

“It was crowded yesterday I think that was the biggest crowd we’ve seen.”

They stay busy here pretty much year-round, but weekends like this one bring in more customers than most.

“We had our biggest day ever since 4th of July yesterday,” said Jim Lisenby, owner at Pool Bar Jim’s.

He’s run this business on Hilton Head for more than four decades and says the past few days have been the exclamation mark the last few months deserve.

“We were busier this summer than last summer and last summer was our biggest year ever. So this summer was even busier.”

Sunday was their bottom line’s best day of the group, but Labor Day itself is keeping the drinks flowing and momentum going. The owner says heading into peak crowd weekends they know what to expect and prepare accordingly.

“We’re already prepped up and ready. All the mixes are made, all the fruit is cut, everything is done and all we have to do is prepare the drinks.”

After getting through Monday’s rush a lot of spots on the island will see a significant drop off, but for this crew the unofficial end of summer doesn’t mean the end of big business.

“We expect to be really busy this fall. One of the local bars is closing down for a few months and there’s two of us down on this end of the island, so we expect to be really busy.”

For now, some folks are still out enjoying their Labor Day. The restaurants on this island will benefit from one last shift of holiday crowds for dinner before taking a deep breath and enjoying some relative down time.

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