Spelling: missed by one letter. Mission: right on target.

You found the War Room.

You were looking for PC Techware. You typed pctechWAR. Honestly, you are not wrong. There is a war on, and cyber criminals are going after businesses just like yours. We have been on the front line protecting Augusta, North Augusta and Aiken since 2001.

You typed: ~~pctechWAR~~
You meant: pctechWARE
You need: both

Enlist with the real PC Techware Check your readiness

Phishing email

Ransomware

Fake invoice

Password spray

Threat radar: monitoring. Coffee: fully deployed.

Always on watchCriminals do not keep business hours. Neither does our monitoring.

Layered defensesEmail, devices, cloud and backups. No single point of surrender.

Local troopsBased in Augusta. We can be at your door, not just in your inbox.

Real humansServing since 2001. Excellent at spelling, as it happens.

Know your enemy

The Most Wanted list

They do not wear uniforms. They wear your CEO's name, your bank's logo and your vendor's letterhead.

WANTED

The Phisherman

Also known as: "Your password expires today"

Casts thousands of fake login pages and only needs one bite. Loves urgency, typos and suspiciously official logos.

Our counter: email filtering, link scanning and training your team to spot the hook.

WANTED

The Ransom Lord

Also known as: "Your files are encrypted"

Sneaks in quietly, locks up everything you own, then sends a bill. Prefers payment in cryptocurrency and panic.

Our counter: endpoint detection, patching and backups that actually restore.

WANTED

The Impostor General

Also known as: "Are you at your desk?"

Pretends to be your boss or your vendor. Needs gift cards or a "small change" to wiring instructions. Today.

Our counter: impersonation alerts, mailbox monitoring and a call-back rule for money.

WANTED

The Password Sprayer

Also known as: "Summer2026!"

Tries the same lazy password on every account you have and waits for one to work. Patient, persistent, rude.

Our counter: multifactor authentication everywhere and alerts on odd sign-ins.

The battle plan

Defense in depth, not defense in hope

No single wall stops every attack. So we build several, and we watch all of them.

Front line: email

Most attacks start in the inbox. We filter, scan and flag the bad stuff before your team ever sees it.

Body armor: devices

Endpoint detection and response on every computer, plus patching so the doors stay locked.

Watchtower: monitoring

Around the clock threat monitoring and response, so a 2 AM break-in gets noticed at 2 AM.

Intel: cloud accounts

We watch Microsoft 365 and other cloud apps for strange sign-ins, risky rules and data walking out the door.

Supply lines: backups

If the worst happens, your data comes back. Backups are checked, because untested backups are just wishes.

Boot camp: your people

Security awareness training that turns your team from the easiest target into the first line of defense.

60 second drill

How battle ready is your business?

Answer six quick questions. Nothing is sent anywhere. This stays between you and your conscience.

Does everyone use multifactor authentication for email?

Have you test restored your backups in the last 90 days?

Is someone watching for threats nights and weekends?

Has your team had phishing training this year?

Are computers patched automatically every month?

Would a change to wiring instructions get a phone call to confirm?

READINESS LEVEL

Awaiting your orders

Answer the questions on the left and we will give you a straight answer.

Talk to PC Techware

For fun, not a formal assessment. Want the real one? Ask us.

Rules of engagement

Six rules for the home front

Urgent means suspicious.Real emergencies rarely arrive as an email demanding action in 30 minutes.

Nobody needs gift cards.Not your CEO, not the IRS, not the nice person "from Microsoft."

Call before you wire.Any change to payment details gets a phone call to a number you already have.

MFA on everything.A stolen password should be useless on its own.

Test the backup.A backup you have never restored is a rumor.

When in doubt, call us.We would much rather check a weird email than clean up after one.

Debrief

Frequently misspelled questions

Is this the real PC Techware?

This is our War Room. The headquarters is at pctechware.com. Managed IT, cybersecurity and help desk support for businesses across Augusta, North Augusta and Aiken since 2001.

Are you actually at war?

With cyber criminals, every single day. With our clients' printers, only most days.

Do I need a big IT department to be protected?

No. That is the whole point. We become your security team, so you can get back to running your business.

I think I clicked something bad. Now what?

Unplug from the network, do not type any more passwords, and call PC Techware right away. Speed beats embarrassment every time.

How do I get to the right website?

Add an "e" to the end and you are there. Or just click here for pctechware.com.

Do you have a uniform?

Funny you should ask. Our official typo pro shop is at pctechwear.com.

Don't fight this war alone.

Managed IT and cybersecurity from the team you were actually trying to find. One letter away.

Go to pctechware.com