Lowcountry Computing, LLC
Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm
Providing IT consulting services to Charleston area businesses for 20 years and counting.
| You maintain control over your critical business services while optionally benefiting from our co-monitoring of backups, endpoint protection, patch management, employee training, proactive threat response, and penetration testing. This approach ensures you have essential oversight and support without the limitations of an MSP contract, allowing you to choose the services that best fit your needs and own the services and hardware that run your business. |  |
We deliver business to business (B2B) solutions tailored for businesses and organizations, focusing on meeting the unique needs of our current and potential clients in Charleston and the surrounding Lowcountry..
If you think you have been a victim of a cyber crime:
- Do not turn it off and back on again! Disconnect the power on a PC or hold the power button down for 30 seconds on a laptop, leave the device powered off.
- Document everything: Use pen and paper to note down when and who you talk to. Use known contact numbers, not those from pop-ups or emails.
- Contact your bank: Inform them if money, cards, ID, or online banking access might be affected.
- File a police report: Your bank may require this. Start collecting evidence immediately.
- Report to the FBI: File an <<Internet Crime Complaint (IC3)>>. You might not hear back, but your information helps in the global fight. The FBI sometimes provides decryption keys after taking down cybercrime gangs.
- Handle your computer carefully: Depending on the attack, your computer may need to be imaged before being turned on again or disconnected from the network. Seek advice from local police, the FBI, or an IT consultant.
- Prevent the spread: If the attack could spread to your contacts, consult a business advisor, IT consultant, or online resources on how to inform potential victims.
- Print the CISA Complaint Tip Card: Keep <<the card>> with your important numbers.
Subject: Let's Talk Website Accessibility
Hello,
Add the ability to make your website more inclusive by using the tool on our site 
, designed to enhance accessibility for all.
You can sign up through our partner link (it won’t affect the price) but helps support our outreach efforts.
Let’s set up a time to discuss, or feel free to sign up directly through the link <<LowCo@accessiBe>>.
John C. Stewart
Executive Infrastructure Engineer & Innovation Officer
Lowcountry Computing, LLC
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