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Skip to main content Login Support Projects Development DotNetNuke GIS Blog About Us Testimonials Search Button Button Latest News and Information The Need for an Adaptive Security Management Architecture The adaptive security management architecture (ASMA) seeks to take advantage of existing security practices and build upon them to promote the value of security to the business and to ensure a meaningful security posture. The ASMA is as much about the business and the security organization operating as a business unit as it is about security, risk, and compliance. There are many facets to the ASMA to achieve this, including capability maturity, applying security through services, and performance, security, and quality measurements that combine to ensure effectiveness and efficiency. Moreover, the characteristics of the ASMA provide clear visibility into operations and security that ultimately translate to adaptability and enabling the business. Read More... Wondering why your digital photos are so large in file size, super slow to print or upload? People wonder why their digital photos are so large in file size, super slow to print or upload, or why when they add it to a Powerpoint file, their Powerpoint file ends up being humongous. Let's start with some definitions. Megapixels or MP = amount of pixels in millions in a digital image also known as resolution. Resolution = dimensions of the image in pixels, so Width x Height. The higher the resolution, the more pixels fit in that image and the larger the image will be. So you're probably thinking that the higher the resolution the higher the quality of the image? Well, this is true but only in extreme cases, for example if you were printing out wall sized images or billboards. For a fixed size display, higher megapixels do not absolutely mean higher quality. For example, an average computer LCD screen at 19 inches runs at a resolution of 1600 x 1200 or about 2 megapixels. If you take a picture at 4 megapixels <2304 x 1728> and view them on your LCD that runs at 2 me ... Read More... iPads in (Municipal) Government An increasing amount of agencies have gone (or are considering going) paperless via tablet devices such as iPads. Besides looking cool, the reason is obvious; for the multitude of benefits and efficiencies it provides. Read More... IT Support BreaIT Support will integrate into your municipality as your internal IT staff by providing all the necessary technology support and assistance needed in your organization. Our services include supporting all of your PCs and network infrastructure, working with end users on applications, as well as providing guidance for future technology strategic planning. IT Development BreaIT Development provides software solutions to help you achieve your business objectives by offering quality, cost effective applications. We are able to understand how your organization works as a result of over 20 years of experience in working with local government agencies. We are confident you will find a solution to fit your needs. IT GIS BreaIT is dedicated to mapping the best solutions for our client’s GIS needs. We provide GIS consulting in the following areas: Project Management Data Design and Assessment Training The primary objective of BreaIT is to meet the ever-changing Information Technology (IT) needs of our clients by providing quality technology services and maximizing productivity, while maintaining cost-effective practices. BreaIT City of Brea, CA IT Support - Contact Mike Ryan 714-990-7728 miker@cityofbrea.net IT Development - Contact Randy Hornsby 714-990-7263 randyh@cityofbrea.net IT GIS - Contact Randy Hornsby 714-990-7263 randyh@cityofbrea.net © Copyright 2020 by City of Brea, All rights reserved Terms Of Use Privacy Statement...