Andy Judge

Grove Networks has been serving the Miami area since 2000, providing IT Support such as technical helpdesk support, computer support, and consulting to small and medium-sized businesses.

Andy Judge, Founder and CEO

Andrew Judge founded Grove Networks in 2000 to provide big business quality IT support to small businesses throughout Dade and Broward counties. Today, Grove Networks serves small businesses to Fortune 500 Companies in the US, Caribbean and South America with over two hundred clients in 12 countries and 15 states.

A graduate of the University of Miami with a Masters from the University of Rhode Island, he has attained over 30 certifications from Microsoft and Apple, to VMware and DataCore. He has serviced and/or taught organizations such as IBM, Sun Microsystems, EDS, EMC, Wachovia, Bank United, and Raytheon. While in graduate school, Andrew built his own aircraft, and he still enjoys flying both for business and pleasure. He has also participated in the Angel Flight program aiding in the transport of critically ill, low-income individuals who need special medical treatment but are unable to afford transportation. Andy is a proud member of Sigma Chi and the Heartland Technology Group.

Don’t Wait Until Your IT Breaks to Resolve Issues

Don’t Wait Until Your IT Breaks to Resolve Issues

Proactive IT is something we harp on a lot, and that’s because it works… especially compared to the alternatives. However, what does proactive IT mean, and how can you get the most out of your business technology?

Perhaps more importantly, how can you make sure your technology doesn’t become a liability rather than an asset?

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A 3-Step Process for Reducing Your Business’ Threat Surface Area

A 3-Step Process for Reducing Your Business’ Threat Surface Area

With so many devices now connecting to the Internet, decreasing your business’ threat surface area is more important than ever. Your threat surface area consists of any device that connects to your organization’s IT infrastructure, and if you’re not careful or forget a couple of oddball wearables, you could be looking at a data breach. Today, we want to go over how you can prevent that from happening.

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Were 16 Billion Passwords Really Leaked? Kind Of… But the Lessons are Still Important

Were 16 Billion Passwords Really Leaked? Kind Of… But the Lessons are Still Important

Fairly recently, news circulated that a data breach had exposed 16 billion—yes, with a “b”—passwords for various logins, including social media accounts, virtual private networks, corporate tools, and more. Effectively, every online service imaginable was represented in this breach.

This is very bad… arguably unprecedented.

However, this impression is at best misleading. Let’s dig into the truth of the matter, while still acknowledging that there are some lessons to be learned.

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Fortify Your Business: A 4-Step Cybersecurity Action Plan

Fortify Your Business: A 4-Step Cybersecurity Action Plan

Good cybersecurity is a critical part of modern business operations. Business owners should be aware of several important aspects of their digital security to help protect company assets and maintain the continuity of your operations. Let’s go through four points every business needs to address.

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What We Like About Android’s Latest Security Additions

What We Like About Android’s Latest Security Additions

Android 16 is now officially available for device manufacturers to implement, introducing significant enhancements to security through a new mode: Advanced Protection. Let’s focus on these enhancements and how they have altered a user’s built-in security within the operating system. 

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