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With Atlantic Computer Solutions by your company's side, you never have to stress about tech again. With ACS as your partner, you have the opportunity to:

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Technology doesn't only help companies perform quicker and more efficiently. It provides security against hackers, viruses, malicious actors, and human errors. It saves you money and time through streamlined processes. But it can also be a huge distraction from your business goals and dreams. That's especially true when you try to solve complicated IT issues on your own. As your IT management company, ACS supplements your business with real-deal expertise, so you don't stray from your ultimate vision.

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If you find that your company needs IT support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, it's time to contact ACS. We provide cost-effective, pragmatic IT outsourcing solutions customized to your business needs. That way, you don't have to take out another line of credit just to keep your data safe and your business up-to-date.

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If you're looking for an IT support company with the kind of diverse skillsets to address complex business challenges, look no further than ACS. From cloud hosting and VOIP help to computer repair and new business technologies, Atlantic Computer Services combines national-level know-how with reliable local service.

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Performance Optimization

With years of network IT support experience, we've learned to spot performance issues early so our team can resolve them before they affect your business. As part of our cyclical performance audits, we evaluate benchmark tests, resource-usage trends, and capacity analysis to measure your server's ability to handle traffic and any projected spikes or lulls in productivity.

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Infrastructure Monitoring

Detecting issues with servers and networks early on minimizes threats to your network's performance and protects your business data. That's why we're monitoring your network 24/7. We're looking for problems with your connectivity, system performance, database response time, access speeds, and network utilization. To put it simply, we keep track of every aspect of your network, so you get the most out of your infrastructure.

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By monitoring your networks every day and night of the year, we can detect issues swiftly and implement an equally fast response and solution. That way, your systems get back online ASAP.

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Servers and networks fail all the time, whether it's from hardware problems or software incompatibility. When that happens, your services often come to a halt. ACS relies on our years of experience to quickly discover network issues so that we can apply a permanent fix.

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You know the adage that says, "A chain is only as strong as its weakest link?" The same can be said for computer networks. In today's digitally-dominant world, your network computers are only as secure as their most vulnerable entry point. Unfortunately, modern scammers and hackers only need one hole in your defenses to ruin everything you've worked so hard to create.

From ransomware and Trojan horse strategies to viruses and malware, cyberattacks are usually destructive by nature and can wreak havoc on your company's sensitive data, processes, privacy, and productivity.

Network security services from ACS are designed to provide your business with iron-clad protection. We accomplish that mission by using innovative tools and best practices to predict, monitor, and prevent network breaches that expose privileged data to hackers.

At ACS, we understand that true network security isn't something that you can just "set and forget." It's not a series of random solutions - it's robust, proactive, and carefully tailored to your company. Our ongoing network security services in Sullivan's Island act as castle walls rather than rickety old fences, giving you peace of mind knowing your business has a professionally-designed security infrastructure.

When you trust ACS with your network security, you benefit from:

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If you're searching for the capabilities of an IT department but don't have the time to manage such an undertaking, Atlantic Computer Services is the perfect fit for your business. ACS provides a flexible computer services support team to augment your daily and ongoing IT needs. Unlike some companies, our onsite and remote IT support exceeds service-level agreements with on-call, local live helpdesk support.

Instead of one-and-done engagements, we prefer to nurture long-term business relationships built on trust and hard work. If you're looking for reliable IT help at cost-conscious prices, look no further than Atlantic Computer Services. Contact our office today to learn more about how we can help your business stay successful and secure.

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Restaurants, residents raise money to restore Sullivan’s Island Club

SULLIVAN’S ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) - With the goal of restoring one of Sullivan’s Island’s main areas for events, hundreds of people are giving back to The Island Club one bite at a time.For “Taste of Sullivan’s Island,” the club’s biggest public event of the year, over 200 tickets were sold to people who wanted to try food from nearly every restaurant on the island. Plus, folks had a chance to enter a silent auction for raffle prizes from local businesses and vendors.Sullivan’s Islan...

SULLIVAN’S ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) - With the goal of restoring one of Sullivan’s Island’s main areas for events, hundreds of people are giving back to The Island Club one bite at a time.

For “Taste of Sullivan’s Island,” the club’s biggest public event of the year, over 200 tickets were sold to people who wanted to try food from nearly every restaurant on the island. Plus, folks had a chance to enter a silent auction for raffle prizes from local businesses and vendors.

Sullivan’s Island Club President Trey Sedalik says the money is going towards renovating the clubhouse, which has been around since 1946. He says it was neglected ten years ago, sitting idle, and he hopes the town will help fix it up.

“Well, it’s very important to the people that live around here,” Sedalik said. “This is the only community center on Sullivan’s Island. And so, there’s nowhere really for residents to gather. To have kids’ events or to have wellness — any type of community event that you want to have. This is the only place to do it.”

Some of the renovation projects include adding a porch, a new ADA ramp and parking space, hot water, insulation and completing the bathrooms, bar and interior fixtures. The club’s website says they need to raise $500,000 to complete the full renovation and they have about 20% of it raised.

Sedalik says they don’t have the total amount of money raised for this year yet, but their first “Taste of Sullivan’s Island” raised around $20,000 last year.

“It’s just a small, humble building,” Sedalik said. “Couple of thousand square feet. But this is the only place for residents to gather and build relationships and foster community.”

Sedalik says he welcomes any current or past resident of Sullivan’s Island to join the club and help make their goal a reality.

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Sullivan’s Island Plays Key Role in Navy’s ‘Southern Lightning’ Event

From Steve Ghiringhelli, NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Office NIWC Atlantic and NSWC Crane's "Southern Lightning," supported by Sullivan's Island (Mayor O'Neil), tested unmanned systems communications for a hybrid fleet. Part of Silent Swarm, it integrates manned/unmanned systems. Testing used vehicles supported by the USS Cole and SC National Guard. The island's environment advances communication capabilities....

From Steve Ghiringhelli, NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Office

NIWC Atlantic and NSWC Crane's "Southern Lightning," supported by Sullivan's Island (Mayor O'Neil), tested unmanned systems communications for a hybrid fleet. Part of Silent Swarm, it integrates manned/unmanned systems. Testing used vehicles supported by the USS Cole and SC National Guard. The island's environment advances communication capabilities.

SULLIVAN’S ISLAND, S.C. — Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Atlantic recently completed a week of research and communications testing involving unmanned autonomous systems off the coast of Sullivan’s Island in partnership with Indiana-based Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division (NSWC Crane) and U.S. Fleet Forces Command.

Underpinning last month’s event dubbed “Southern Lightning” was the Department of the Navy imperative to develop a future hybrid fleet that integrates manned and unmanned systems across all warfighting domains — land, air and sea.

“Our strong collaboration with NSWC Crane exemplifies the intrinsic value warfare centers bring to the naval research and development establishment,” said Kevin Charlow, NIWC Atlantic acting executive director. “Alongside strong community support on Sullivan’s Island, it was remarkable to see the enthusiasm of our scientists and engineers working hard to envision which technologies might offer our warfighters the most promising capabilities.”

Each year, Sullivan’s Island is the site of the first leg of the two-week Southern Lightning experimentation event. The second week took place at Savannah River National Laboratory in Aiken, South Carolina, where NIWC Atlantic has collaborated with the Department of Energy since 2023.

“Sullivan’s Island has been an important site of American security since the Battle of Sullivan’s Island in 1776, where the British were handed the first major defeat of their naval fleet, mere feet from NIWC Atlantic’s current location,” said Sullivan’s Island Mayor Patrick O’Neil. “We continue to be proud of our connection to our nation’s military preparedness efforts and appreciate NIWC Atlantic’s critical efforts on behalf of our 21st Century defense.

“They are also good neighbors,” O’Neil added, “making sure that the town government and our residents are aware of their activities that might otherwise be cause for curiosity and rumor.”

In addition to a tethered aerostat flying over Charleston Harbor, communications testing during Southern Lightning was facilitated by placing sensors, relays and radios on unmanned aerial, surface and subsurface vehicles.

Making this year different from previous iterations was the presence of a U.S. Navy warship anchored off South Carolina.

U.S. Fleet Forces Command positioned the Arleigh Burke class guided-missile destroyer USS Cole (DDG 67) more than 20 miles off the coast and flew MH-60R helicopters in the area to help Navy engineers evaluate the viability of new USV technologies and concepts in an operational environment.

The South Carolina National Guard also supported communications efforts with AH-64 Apache helicopters.

During the event, unmanned systems owned by industry were launched from the western tip of Sullivan’s Island early in the morning and operated alongside the USS Cole far out at sea. Meanwhile, NIWC Atlantic and NSWC Crane technologists in Southern Lightning’s maritime operations center, or MOC, monitored signals and analyzed endless streams of data.

The MOC operated inside of NIWC Atlantic’s facility on Sullivan’s Island, located in a brick building on a hill next to Fort Moultrie.

In the bigger picture, Southern Lightning is a portion of a series of larger Department of Defense (DoD) experimentations each year called Silent Swarm. Led by NSWC Crane and sponsored by the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering, Silent Swarm invites industry to Lake Huron every summer to similarly experiment with early-stage technologies and drones.

Because Sullivan’s Island and NIWC Atlantic are key enablers for Southern Lightning, NSWC Crane was provided an excellent opportunity to experiment with Silent Swarm technology initiatives in a unique, multi-domain environment that included the fleet, said Robert “Ice” Gamberg, Silent Swarm lead and NSWC Crane Fleet Experimentation Lead.

“It brought together teams from across DoD and industry,” he said.

In tandem with Silent Swarm, Southern Lightning has grown into a golden opportunity for NIWC Atlantic, offering the command’s engineers and scientists a chance to hone communications capabilities critical to any future hybrid fleet setting.

“In addition to being a leader in the integration of communication architecture for unmanned systems, NIWC Atlantic provides an environment through our partnership with Sullivan’s Island that not many other warfare centers can offer,” said Cliff Hunt, NIWC Atlantic senior scientific technical manager for assured communications. “In the Lowcountry, we have protected harbors and can provide industry, government innovators and Sailors the unique ability to get out into deep water quickly.”

NIWC Atlantic has routinely conducted testing on Sullivan’s Island in recent years. Navy leaders said military radios used during Southern Lightning did not interfere with other frequencies or electronic communications in the area.

Christian Martin, a NIWC Atlantic engineer who helped lead Southern Lightning, said the MOC and the maritime environment in and around Sullivan’s Island really helps Navy scientists and engineers think outside the box and figure out how the communication architecture in the unmanned arena can be conceived and rapidly developed for the warfighter.

“In a nutshell, everything NIWC Atlantic is involved in centers around assured and resilient communications across all domains, especially the littoral environment,” Martin said. “It is the exceptional community of Sullivan’s Island that has been a key enabler for this, helping us advance critical capabilities to our Sailors and Marines.”

About NSWC Crane NSWC Crane is a naval laboratory in Crane, Indiana, and a field activity of Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) with mission areas in Expeditionary Warfare, Strategic Missions and Electronic Warfare. The warfare center is responsible for multi-domain, multi-spectral, full life cycle support of technologies and systems enhancing capability to today’s warfighter.

The Best Charleston Beaches

Charleston is a peninsula surrounded by water, but it isn’t necessarily a beach town, per se. If you’re after the best Charleston beaches, you’ll need to plan ahead to drive to visit one of the sea islands that flank the city. The decision will pay dividends, however, as each beach offers wide views to the horizon, the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, and plenty of space to enjoy both. Most on this list come ...

Charleston is a peninsula surrounded by water, but it isn’t necessarily a beach town, per se. If you’re after the best Charleston beaches, you’ll need to plan ahead to drive to visit one of the sea islands that flank the city. The decision will pay dividends, however, as each beach offers wide views to the horizon, the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, and plenty of space to enjoy both. Most on this list come with a “beach town,” to boot, from Edisto’s sleepy seafood shacks to live bands at the Windjammer as the sun sets on Isle of Palms.

Whatever you’re after, pack some sunscreen and keep these tips in your back pocket for assured fun in the sun: The later in the day you arrive, the more crowded it will be. If you are picky about your place on the sand, then go to Charleston beaches early. The combo of tourists who generally have later starts to the day plus locals who like to knock off work early to get a few hours of beach time equals an increase in traffic and a decrease in towel real estate nearest peak sunshine. Note that each beach has its own rules for parking, from Folly’s “wheels off the road” rule to Isle of Palms’ city operated lots. It’s a delicate dance between livable beach communities and visitor pressure, so respect and patience keep public access palatable for all.

Heads-up: drinking and smoking on most Charleston beaches is a big no no, and can cost you big time. It’s a rule that is consistently enforced, and most locals know someone (or have been someone) who came with beer or other alcoholic beverages in a beach tote and left with a tan and a fine of up to $1000. Also, note that vibes vary from beach to beach. Each one of Charleston’s beach towns has its own culture. While Folly Beach is a free-stylin’ hippie, Edisto is a genteel country cousin, and Isle of Palms a fun-loving student on spring break. This is, of course, a simplification, but can help with deciding which to-the-water trek most fits your interests.

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