Medium business IT Services in St. Louis

L.E. Sauer

By Chad Miller | August 3, 2019

  “With TMG we get a team and a range of expertise. They are right in our sweet spot…” Overview: L.E. Sauer has been a client of The Miller Group since 1999. We started with hosting their domain and email then, when their long-time IT manager retired, we were fortunate enough to onboard them as…

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What is DNS Protection and why is it important?

By Chad Miller | July 25, 2019

DNS protection provides an additional layer of protection between an employee and the internet by blacklisting dangerous sites and filtering out unwanted content. By using secure DNS servers both at home and at work, employees can avoid unnecessary risks and the potential for malicious attacks. Here’s everything you need to know about the benefits of…

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Logos School Client Success Story

By Chad Miller | July 24, 2019

“Mike Miller truly appreciated our mission of helping struggling students find hope, acceptance and a promising future. Over the years, he became part of the LOGOS community and his kindness and generosity helped us create some amazing opportunities for our school and our students. The entire staff at The Miller Group has served as trusted…

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How to avoid malicious phone apps and limit the information they collect about you.

By Chad Miller | July 19, 2019

If you are like me, your cell phone is a part of your identity. It is the first thing you reach for when you wake up and the last thing you check when you go to sleep. You check the weather, the latest sports scores, look up movie times, order a rideshare, get the latest…

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Do You Use the Same Password for Multiple Sites? Here’s Why That’s a Bad Idea

By Chad Miller | July 18, 2019

By Michael McCool Do you currently use a password manager? If not, you are probably reusing the same password or variations of the same password for every site you visit. This is a really bad idea. It’s not really a matter of if one of the sites you visit will be hacked, but when. The…

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Municipalities and Small Businesses Take Notice: Cybercriminals are After You

By Chad Miller | July 2, 2019

Two municipalities were hit by ransomware last month and forced to pay approximately $600,000 each to regain access to city email and computer systems. One city, Riviera Beach, Florida, has roughly the same size population as the Kirkwood-Des Peres area where our offices are located. For three weeks, Riviera Beach’s email and computer systems were…

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The Miller Group again named to list of 501 top MSPs in the nation.

By Chad Miller | June 25, 2019

12th Annual MSP 501 Identifies Top Forward-Thinking Global MSPs & Leading Trends in Managed Services The Miller Group has been named as one of the world’s premier managed service providers on the prestigious 12th annual Channel Futures MSP 501 rankings. Every year, MSPs worldwide complete an extensive survey and application to report their product offerings, growth…

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Joe’s Musings: Dattocon, FBI’s Most Wanted Hacker, ex-CEO of billion dollar company, a party on the U.S.S. Midway, and Snoop Dogg

By Chad Miller | June 23, 2019

        A personal experience: Like most industries, the IT world has its fair share of conventions. Most of them are the same; pretty boring, full of your typical IT geeks and the vendors catering to them. Think of Comic-Con, but with computers instead of comic books. Last week I spent 4 days…

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IT Services for Small Businesses in St. Louis

Scoops with Danny Mac

By Chad Miller | June 22, 2019

“My favorite thing about The Miller Group’s service is the people. They’re the most helpful people I’ve ever worked with. In my business, time is of the essence… They do whatever it takes to get my stories up as soon as possible because sometimes information can’t wait.”

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Start using two factor authentication – like yesterday

By Chad Miller | June 12, 2019

Two-factor authentication is an authentication mechanism to double check that your identity is legitimate. Not a week goes by that we don’t receive a frantic phone call from someone with a compromised account. A bad actor has cracked their email password and sent out thousands of spam emails. Each one of these phone calls could have been avoid if they would have enabled two-factor authentication for their account.

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