Greater Philadelphia’s Manage Service Provider CEO, Terry Rossi Hits Amazon Best Seller Lists with “On Thin Ice”

PICS ITech’s CEO, Terry Rossi, ranked on the Amazon best seller lists with the new book, “On Thin Ice” a collaboration of expert advice on the Information Technology industry.

Mount Holly, NJ – January 25, 2021 - Terry Rossi, Philadelphia Managed IT Service Provider, teamed up with other leading IT professionals around the world to co-write the book, On Thin Ice: How Just One Cyber Attack Can Put Your Business And Finances Underwater…And What You Can Do Now To Stop It. The book was published by TechnologyPress™, an imprint of CelebrityPress® LLC, a leading business book publisher that publishes books from ThoughtLeaders® around the world, and was released on November 19th, 2020.

On the day of release, On Thin Ice reached best-seller status on Amazon - reaching as high as #1 on the Internet & Telecommunications Privacy & Online Safety Computer Network Security list, #2 on the Computer Security & Encryption list, and overall, #5 on the Computers & Technology list.

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Here’s The Simple Security Step to Protect Your Business

By 2021 cyber-crime will cost the world $6 Trillion a year. Is cyber-security a priority in your business’s IT strategy? Strong passwords are the defense line against cyber-crime. Watch this week’s Tech Tip Tuesday on how you can make your password considerably stronger with Multi-factor Authentication.

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Your Employees Are Letting Hackers Into Your Company By Doing These 5 Things – Here’s What You Can Do To Stop It!

If You Are Plugged In, You Are A Target
If you run a small business, you are a target for cybercriminals.  I know you don’t believe it but I see it all the time.   It’s just a fact of life, if you’re plugged in, you are a target.

Hackers, scammers, and cybercriminals of all kinds target small businesses because they are plentiful, and most times, they lack good cybersecurity  - if they have any!. Here’s the real crime: these criminals don’t need to use malicious code or advanced hacking skills to get what they want.

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