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25 Nov

Sophos, AT&T and Peplink: Just in Time for the Holidays

As many know, Triton Technologies is a Sophos partner, and we are very happy to be one. From the firewalls, endpoint encryption, and more, we found the Sophos firewall to be the best solution for currently all of our clients’ problems.

18 Nov

Ransomware Insurance is Fueling Ransomware

by Trave Harmon

in Data Privacy, Data Security

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Why cyber insurance is keeping the ransomware industry in business.

As all good managed IT companies and manage security providers do, we are in constant training. From daily check-ins, weekly trainings and monthly seminars, we are kept apprised of the latest trends, threats and how to mitigate them. For us, it has worked incredibly well for many years. But a new threat has arisen that we didn’t expect: ransomware insurance from insurance industry.

18 Nov

New Managed Software Service: Custom Machine Images

by Trave Harmon

in Managed IT

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Custom images are now available.

Over the last couple of years, we have been improving our own internal infrastructure. With that comes great advantages to our clients. One such advantage is custom machine images. What am I talking about?

01 Oct

Windows 10: Nothing Like a Last-Minute Upgrade

by Trave Harmon

in Managed IT

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Get the hardware needed to upgrade to Windows 10 before it’s too late.

The retirement of Windows 7 is going full bore this January 2020. Microsoft has advised multiple times to upgrade to Windows 10. Here at Triton, we have advised clients multiple times to go to Windows 10 as well, and some of you have taken us up and have begun the migration process, and we applaud you for that.

23 Sep

Stop Using Internet Explorer Immediately

by Trave Harmon

in Data Security, Managed IT

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The Internet Explorer vulnerability (CVE-2019-1367) is a critical zero-day bug.

I mean now, right now, uninstall it – every version of Internet Explorer needs to be removed. On Monday, September 23, Microsoft made an announcement and immediately deployed out-of-band updates for Internet Explorer. This update prevents a script from executing without any interaction by the user. A simple visit to a website can compromise your computer.

28 Jun

It’s War: How MSPs are Being Targeted

by Trave Harmon

in Data Security, Managed IT

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It’s been some time since I made a post, but it needs to be made.

There is a war going on. Let me backtrack a bit. At Triton Technologies, we are the gatekeepers, the guardians at the gate, the Heimdall to the kingdoms of our clients. We control all the keys, passwords, access, controls, etc. We are entrusted to protect and defend our client’s networks as their managed service provider (MSP) under contract. Someone has taken notice.

14 Dec

Website Security: Not all SSL Certificates are Created Equal

by Trave Harmon

in Cloud IT, Data Security, Uncategorized

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For years, people have trusted the SSL certificate green lock on their Google, Firefox, Internet Explorer, edge browser for safety and security.I hate to break it to you, but SSL certificates are broke. The Story of Symantec Security CertificatesIn the early 90s, a famous company called Symantec was handing out security certificates like free samples of Tide in the mail. Everyone...

12 Oct

Network Firewall Security: Stop Port Forwarding

by Trave Harmon

in Managed IT

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The Critical Risks of Port Forwarding in Network Security As a leader in managed IT solutions, Triton Technologies emphasizes the grave dangers of port forwarding within network security frameworks. Our mission is to ensure the utmost protection of our clients’ networks, but the security risks associated with port forwarding present significant challenges to maintaining this safety.

Why cyber insurance is keeping the ransomware industry in business.

Custom images are now available.

An increasing trend in our client infrastructure sales as costs plunge.

Get the hardware needed to upgrade to Windows 10 before it’s too late.

The Internet Explorer vulnerability (CVE-2019-1367) is a critical zero-day bug.

It’s been some time since I made a post, but it needs to be made.