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Reno Computer Services, LLC

Name: Reno Computer Services, LLC
Address: 500 Ryland Street, Suite 200, Reno, NV, 89502, US
Telephone: +17757374400

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Reno Computer Services, LLC

Reliable, Compliant, Secure IT services with fast response times and Defense in Depth protection.

Reno Computer Services, LLC specializes in a preventative approach that delivers Reliable, Compliant, and Secure PC performance. Founded and operated by a 3rd generation Reno native, RCS has been serving the community for over a decade, and we take great pride in our first-class customer service and how quickly we respond to our clients’ needs. Our primary goal is to help educate business owners on how to stay protected from the multitude of nasty cybersecurity threats that we all face daily.

10/30/2026

👻 What's scarier than a haunted house?

Running a business without reliable IT support. 💀

Unexpected downtime, security vulnerabilities, lost data, and technology that only gets attention AFTER something goes wrong.

Now THAT'S a horror story.

The good news? Your business doesn't have to wait for something scary to happen before taking IT seriously.

At Reno Cyber Solutions, we help businesses stay ahead of problems with proactive IT management, cybersecurity solutions, and dependable support when they need it.

Because the only surprises your business should be dealing with this Halloween are the ones involving costumes and candy. 🎃

Ready to take the fear out of your IT? Let's talk.

10/29/2026

🚩 "Hi, this is IT. We're seeing an issue with your account. Can you read me the verification code we just sent you?" 📞

Sounds legitimate, right? That's exactly what they're counting on.

Cybercriminals don't always need to hack their way into your systems. Sometimes, they just need an employee to trust the person on the other end of the phone.

In this scam, attackers impersonate IT support and create a sense of urgency. They might claim your account has been compromised, your computer needs an update, or there's a security issue that requires immediate attention.

Their goal? To get you to hand over something they shouldn't have access to.

🚩 Your password or login credentials
🚩 A multi-factor authentication (MFA) code
🚩 Remote access to your computer
🚩 Sensitive company information

Here's how to protect yourself:
If you receive an unexpected call from someone claiming to be IT, don't assume they're legitimate just because they know your name, company, or the software you use.

Hang up and contact your IT provider through a phone number or communication channel you already know and trust.

And remember: A legitimate IT professional should never ask you to disclose your password or MFA verification code.

At Reno Cyber Solutions, we believe cybersecurity starts with informed employees who know what to look for.

Follow along for our Weekly Dose of Red Flags, where we break down the scams your business needs to recognize before they become a problem.

10/27/2026

IT is a business problem, not an employee problem.

When something goes wrong with your technology, the consequences don't stop at the employee's desk.

A single security vulnerability, missed update, or compromised account can put your entire business at risk.

We're talking about lost productivity, financial losses, exposed client information, and damage to a reputation you've spent years building.

And while employees play an important role in cybersecurity, they shouldn't be expected to carry the responsibility of protecting an entire business on their own.

That's a leadership responsibility.

Your business needs more than employees who know how to spot a phishing email. It needs the right systems, security measures, training, and proactive IT support in place to protect everyone.

Because your security is only as strong as your weakest link, and that link shouldn't be left to figure things out alone.

So, how confident are you in your business's IT security?

At Reno Cyber Solutions, we help businesses identify vulnerabilities, strengthen their defenses, and take a proactive approach to IT management.

Let's make sure your business is protected before something goes wrong.

10/22/2026

🚩"Can You Send Me That File Again?"

It's a simple request from someone you recognize...

"Hey, can you resend that client document? I can't find the original."

They know your name, they reference a real project and the email sounds exactly like something you'd receive on a normal Tuesday.

Except it might not be coming from who you think.

Cybercriminals use impersonation tactics to trick employees into sharing sensitive information. Sometimes they spoof an email address or create a nearly identical one. Other times, they're using a legitimate account that's been compromised.

And when the request sounds familiar, it's easy to skip the usual precautions.

Before sending that file:
🔹 Double-check the sender's full email address, not just their display name.
🔹 Be cautious of unexpected requests for client records, financial documents, or confidential information.
🔹 Verify unusual requests through a trusted phone number or separate communication channel.
🔹 Don't assume an existing email thread is safe. Compromised accounts can be used to continue real conversations.

The red flag isn't always what they're asking for. Sometimes it's who is actually asking.

At Reno Cyber Solutions, we help businesses strengthen their cybersecurity through employee awareness, training, and proactive IT protection.

10/20/2026

FREE Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits. We come to you.

Keeping up with your CLE requirements shouldn't mean taking unnecessary time away from your practice.

Reno Cyber Services offers a FREE, 2-hour cybersecurity CLE course designed for attorneys and legal teams.

Our team comes directly to your office to provide practical cybersecurity education while helping attorneys fulfill their continuing education requirements.

✅ FREE 2-hour course
✅ Earn CLE credits
✅ On-site at your law firm
✅ Practical cybersecurity education relevant to the legal industry

Interested in scheduling a session for your firm?

Contact Matt Rittenhouse at 775-737-2667 to learn more or schedule your course.

10/19/2026

Having an internal IT team doesn't mean you have to handle everything internally.

That's where co-managed IT comes in.

Instead of replacing your existing IT staff, a co-managed approach gives them additional resources, expertise, and support when they need it.

Your team maintains control of your IT operations, while an external partner helps fill the gaps, whether that's cybersecurity, monitoring, technical escalations, or simply having more hands available for larger projects.

It's not about outsourcing your IT department. It's about making the department you already have more effective.

Swipe through to see what that partnership can look like in practice.

Interested in learning whether co-managed IT makes sense for your business? Reach out to Reno Cyber IT Solutions to start the conversation.

10/15/2026

Your calendar might be giving scammers a seat at the table. 🚩

Weekly Dose of Red Flags #16: The Unexpected Calendar Invite

You open your calendar and notice a meeting you don't recognize. It has a title, a time, and a link to join.

Looks legitimate enough, right?
Not necessarily.

Cybercriminals can use fake calendar invitations to distribute phishing links, sometimes placing suspicious events directly on your calendar depending on your settings.

The goal? Get you to click a link that leads to a fake login page, a malicious download, or another scam.

Here's how to protect yourself:

🚩 Don't recognize the meeting? Verify who sent it.
🚩 Unexpected link to join? Don't click until you've confirmed it's legitimate.
🚩 Asking you to log in or provide sensitive information? Stop and verify through a trusted channel.

Your calendar deserves the same cybersecurity awareness as your inbox.

At Reno Cyber Solutions, we help businesses train employees to recognize threats before a single click becomes a much bigger problem.

10/13/2026

Your IT provider shouldn't be another problem you have to manage.

If you're constantly following up on tickets, dealing with the same recurring issues, or only hearing from your MSP when something goes wrong, it may be time to reevaluate the relationship.

A good Managed Service Provider (MSP) does more than fix what's broken. They help prevent disruptions, strengthen security, and keep your business running efficiently.

And switching providers doesn't have to mean starting from scratch. With the right transition plan, moving to a new MSP can be a lot smoother than you might think.

Swipe through for 3 signs your current IT support might be holding you back.

If these sound familiar, let's talk about what Reno Cyber Solutions can do differently.

10/12/2026

Need CLE credits? We come to you.

Reno Computer Services offers a FREE Continuing Legal Education (CLE) course focused on cybersecurity and the risks legal professionals face every day.

Our course provides:
✅ CLE credits toward your continuing education requirements
✅ Practical cybersecurity education relevant to law firms
✅ On-site training at your office
✅ No cost to your firm

We make it easy for attorneys and legal teams to meet their education requirements while learning how to better protect their clients, data, and business.

Interested in scheduling a session for your firm? Contact Matt Rittenhouse at 775-737-2667 to learn more.

10/08/2026

“YOUR COMPUTER IS INFECTED!”

Before you panic, remember: the warning itself might be the threat.

Fake security alerts are designed to create urgency. They may tell you to call “technical support,” download software, click a button, or enter information to fix a problem that may not even exist.

And that’s exactly what the scammer wants.

If a warning suddenly takes over your browser:

❌ Don’t call the number
❌ Don’t download anything
❌ Don’t click the “fix” or “scan” button
❌ Don’t give anyone remote access to your computer

Close the browser window and contact your actual IT provider directly using contact information you already trust.

Good cybersecurity doesn’t require you to diagnose every threat yourself. It requires knowing when something doesn’t look right and who to call when it happens.

Follow Reno Computer Services for a new red flag every week.

Address

500 Ryland Street, Suite 200
Reno, NV
89502

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+17757374400

Website

http://www.itrcs.com/

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