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For eight years, hundreds of thousands of consumers and small business owners around the world have exulted iTOK as a leader in computer maintenance, repair, and security. The technology services company specializes in data security. iTOK was named the 15th fastest growing company by the MountainWest Capital Network in 2011 and the 9th fastest growing in 2010. Approximately 92 percent of threats to computers come from the Internet, and 60,000 new viruses are created each day. If threats such as viruses, malware, and other corruptive files slip past a computer's defenses, users stand to lose personal data like photographs, and critical information such as reports and confidential documents. To combat Internet intrusion, iTOK provides an extensive array of service plans. Some iTOK services can be accessed through the company's website, at www.itok.net. Under the Basic Care, Member Care Gold, and Member Care Platinum plans, iTOK customers receive services such as 24/7 remote support, on-site support, data backup, security updates, and regular maintenance. The company offers multiple plans to accommodate users of different skill levels, and interacts with customers according to their technology comfort level. For example, some iTOK customers are interested in speeding up their computer and making it work like new. Representatives from iTOK can teach these and other tech tips to help customers work more efficiently, and customers can contact an iTOK tech expert to receive advice if they have a question. Well-trained iTOK technicians understand that all computer users rely on their hardware, even tablets and smartphones, to accomplish tasks promptly. To eliminate downtime when problems occur, iTOK technicians utilize remote diagnostic software. First, an iTOK professional connects to the afflicted computer. Then he diagnoses the problem, applies the appropriate fix, and takes customer-approved measures to prevent the problem from recurring. iTOK encourages interested customers to visit its website, www.itok.net, to learn more about its history and service plans. Customers can also read through fun technology tips and trivia, such as the history of Apple's first company logo.