GlobaTech LLC

11/10/2026

🇺🇸 HAPPY 251ST BIRTHDAY, UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS! 🦅🌎⚓

November 10, 1775 – November 10, 2026

251 years of honor, courage, and commitment.

On this day in 1775, the Continental Marines were established at Tun Tavern in Philadelphia, beginning a legacy that continues more than two centuries later.

As a United States Marine Corps veteran, November 10th will always hold a special place in my heart.

The Marine Corps gave me more than a uniform and a title.

It taught me discipline, accountability, leadership, perseverance, and the importance of taking care of the people who depend on you.

It taught me that leadership isn't about rank. It's about responsibility.

It taught me that when things get difficult, you don't simply walk away. You adapt, overcome, and accomplish the mission.

And perhaps most importantly, it taught me that the decisions you make and the standards you uphold matter, even when nobody is watching.

Those lessons didn't end when I took off the uniform.

They continue to influence how I lead, how I approach challenges, and how I operate GlobaTech Solutions today.

Once a Marine, Always a Marine.

To my fellow Marines, past and present, thank you for your service, your sacrifices, and your commitment to something greater than yourselves.

To those who never made it home, your sacrifice will never be forgotten.

And to the Marines who continue standing watch around the world, continue carrying our legacy with pride.

Happy 251st Birthday, Marines!

Semper Fidelis. 🇺🇸

GlobaTech Solutions

Stronger Security. Smarter IT.

11/09/2026

💡 Monday Tech Tip: Just Because Your Phone Asks You to Approve a Login Doesn't Mean You Should.

Here's something every employee should understand...

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is an important security tool, but it only works when people use it correctly.

Imagine you're sitting at your desk when your phone suddenly asks you to approve a login to your company account.

You weren't trying to sign in.

So why are you getting the notification?

It could mean someone else is attempting to access your account.

One technique attackers use is called MFA fatigue, where repeated authentication requests are sent in hopes that someone eventually approves one just to make the notifications stop.

And sometimes, that's all it takes.

Here's what employees should remember:

✅ Never approve a login request you didn't initiate.

✅ Don't approve repeated requests just to make them stop.

✅ Report unexpected authentication prompts to your IT team.

✅ Change your password if you suspect your credentials have been compromised.

✅ Use phishing-resistant authentication methods, such as passkeys or security keys, when available.

Here's the important part...

Cybersecurity isn't just about having the right software.

It's about making sure employees understand what they're being asked to approve.

A single careless tap can potentially give an attacker access to sensitive business information.

If you didn't initiate the login, don't approve it.

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🛡️ GlobaTech Solutions | Managed IT • Cybersecurity • Technology Leadership

📍 Hobbs, NM

📞 575-433-8324 (TECH)

🌐 gtsol.org

Stronger Security. Smarter IT.

11/06/2026

💡 Friday Tech Tip: Your IT Budget Shouldn't Be a Surprise.

Here's something I've noticed throughout my career...

A lot of businesses don't really budget for technology.

They budget for things when they break.

A computer fails? Buy another one.

A server stops working? Find the money to replace it.

A firewall reaches the end of its supported life? Suddenly, there's an unexpected expense.

And while emergencies will always happen, technology spending shouldn't always be an emergency.

One thing I encourage business owners to do is start treating technology as a planned business investment rather than an unpredictable expense.

That means knowing what equipment you have, how old it is, when it should be replaced, and what it's going to cost.

It also means understanding your recurring software subscriptions, cybersecurity expenses, and support costs.

Here's my advice:

✅ Maintain an inventory of your technology.

✅ Establish realistic equipment replacement schedules.

✅ Review recurring software and licensing costs.

✅ Set aside money for unexpected failures.

✅ Make technology planning part of your annual business budget.

And here's something else worth considering...

Not everything needs to be replaced at once.

A good technology strategy helps organizations prioritize their investments, spread expenses over time, and avoid unnecessary purchases.

I've always believed that part of good IT leadership is helping organizations make financially responsible decisions.

Because the goal isn't to convince businesses to spend more money on technology.

It's to help them spend their money wisely.

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🛡️ GlobaTech Solutions | Managed IT • Cybersecurity • Technology Leadership

📍 Hobbs, NM

📞 575-433-8324 (TECH)

🌐 gtsol.org

Stronger Security. Smarter IT.

11/05/2026

💡 Thursday Tech Tip: The Cheapest Technology Isn't Always the Most Affordable.

Here's something I've learned after years of working in IT...

The purchase price is only part of what technology actually costs.

I've seen businesses purchase inexpensive computers, networking equipment, and software because they wanted to save money.

And sometimes, that's perfectly fine.

But other times, those savings disappear pretty quickly.

A cheaper computer that needs replacing sooner isn't necessarily a bargain.

A network switch that regularly causes problems can cost more in lost productivity than the money saved purchasing it.

And software that requires constant troubleshooting can become more expensive than a reliable alternative.

Here's what I encourage business owners to consider before making technology purchases:

✅ Reliability: Will this equipment hold up to daily business use?

✅ Support: Is there a warranty, and can you get help when something fails?

✅ Security: Will the manufacturer continue providing security updates?

✅ Scalability: Will it support your business as you grow?

✅ Total Cost: What will it cost to maintain, support, and eventually replace?

I'm not saying businesses need to buy the most expensive technology.

Far from it.

I'm saying they should buy the right technology for their needs.

Sometimes spending a little more upfront saves thousands down the road.

And sometimes the less expensive option really is the better choice.

Good technology leadership is knowing the difference.

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🛡️ GlobaTech Solutions | Managed IT • Cybersecurity • Technology Leadership

📍 207 N. Grimes St., Hobbs, NM

📞 575-433-8324 (TECH)

🌐 gtsol.org

Stronger Security. Smarter IT.

11/04/2026

💡 Wednesday Tech Tip: What Happens When Your IT Person Isn't Available?

Here's a question every business owner and organizational leader should ask:

If the person managing your technology disappeared for two weeks, could your business continue operating?

I've worked in IT environments where one person knew everything.

The passwords. The network configurations. The servers. The backups. The vendors.

And almost none of it was documented.

That's a problem.

Because when that person goes on vacation, gets sick, resigns, or simply isn't available, the organization can find itself scrambling.

Your business shouldn't depend on one person's memory to keep its technology running.

A properly managed IT environment should have:

✅ Documented network configurations and infrastructure.

✅ Securely stored administrative credentials.

✅ Current equipment and software inventories.

✅ Established backup and recovery procedures.

✅ Vendor contacts and support information.

✅ Clear procedures for handling critical IT issues.

This isn't about replacing your IT person or questioning their abilities.

It's about protecting the organization and making sure knowledge doesn't walk out the door with one employee.

I've always believed good technology leadership means building systems and processes that continue working even when you're not there.

Because the goal shouldn't be to make yourself indispensable.

The goal should be to make the organization resilient.

🛡️ GlobaTech Solutions | Managed IT • Cybersecurity • Technology Leadership

📍 Hobbs, NM

📞 575-433-8324 (TECH)

🌐 gtsol.org

Stronger Security. Smarter IT.

11/03/2026

💡 Tuesday Tech Tip: You Can't Protect What You Don't Know You Have.

Here's a question for business owners...

Do you know exactly how many devices are connected to your business network?

Not just the computers sitting on employees' desks.

I'm talking about laptops, printers, wireless access points, security cameras, servers, and even that old computer someone plugged in three years ago and forgot about.

You might be surprised by the answer.

Throughout my career, I've walked into IT environments where nobody had a complete inventory of the equipment connected to the network.

And that's a problem.

Because every connected device represents something that needs to be managed, maintained, and secured.

An outdated printer could have vulnerabilities.

An old computer might no longer receive security updates.

A forgotten network device could still be running with default credentials.

And equipment that nobody knows exists probably isn't being monitored or maintained.

Here's my advice:

✅ Maintain an accurate inventory of your technology.

✅ Identify devices that are outdated or no longer supported.

✅ Remove equipment that isn't being used.

✅ Make sure connected devices receive appropriate security updates.

✅ Review your network regularly for unauthorized devices.

Cybersecurity doesn't start with buying expensive software. It starts with understanding your environment.

Before you can properly protect your business, you need to know what you're protecting.

And sometimes, the biggest security risk isn't the technology you're using.

It's the technology you've forgotten about.

🛡️ GlobaTech Solutions | Managed IT • Cybersecurity • Technology Leadership

📍 Hobbs, NM
📞 575-433-8324 (TECH)
🌐 gtsol.org

Stronger Security. Smarter IT.

11/02/2026

💡 Monday Tech Tip: Good IT Doesn't Always Happen Monday Through Friday.

While most people were enjoying Halloween weekend, I spent mine installing and configuring network switches and a firewall. 😂

Sometimes the best time to upgrade critical infrastructure is when everyone else is out of the office.

But replacing network equipment isn't just unplugging the old and plugging in the new.

It takes planning, configuration, troubleshooting, and understanding how everything works together.

One incorrect setting can leave an entire organization without access to the systems it depends on.

Here's what I want business owners to understand:

Expensive equipment doesn't automatically mean better technology.

What matters is how it's designed, configured, secured, and maintained.

Good IT isn't about buying more equipment. It's about building infrastructure that supports your business.

And sometimes, that means spending your weekend in a network closet. 😂

🛡️ GlobaTech Solutions | Managed IT • Cybersecurity • Technology Leadership

📍 Hobbs, NM
📞 575-433-8324 (TECH)
🌐 gtsol.org

Stronger Security. Smarter IT.

10/30/2026

🎃 A Little Halloween Fun at GlobaTech Solutions! 👻🍬

We spend most of our days helping businesses with technology, cybersecurity, and keeping their systems running.

But today, we're doing something a little different!

GlobaTech Solutions is a safe stop for trick-or-treaters! 🎃

One of the things I wanted when I decided to build this company was to become more than just another business in Hobbs.

I wanted GlobaTech to be part of the community.

A place where people know who we are, where they can stop by, and where we can give back in ways both big and small.

Sometimes that means helping a local business get back up and running.

Sometimes it means creating jobs and opportunities.

And sometimes it simply means opening our doors and making Halloween a little more fun for the kids! 🍬

We're excited to participate and see all the costumes!

If you're out trick-or-treating today, stop by and say hello!

📍 GlobaTech Solutions

207 N. Grimes St.

Hobbs, NM 88240

From our family to yours, have a fun and safe Halloween weekend!

Stronger Security. Smarter IT.

And today, maybe a little extra candy! 😂🍬

10/28/2026

💡 Wednesday Tech Tip: Does Your Former Employee Still Have Access to Your Business?

Here's a question every business owner should ask:

When an employee leaves your company, what happens to their access?

Most businesses remember to collect the keys, company credit cards, and equipment.

But what about their email account?

Their Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace access?

Their VPN connection?

Their access to shared files, cloud applications, and business systems?

Here's something I've seen throughout my career...

Businesses will disable an employee's computer account but forget about all the other systems that person had access to.

And depending on how those systems are configured, that former employee could still have access to sensitive company information.

So, what should businesses be doing?

✅ Disable Accounts Promptly: Revoke access to company email, cloud services, VPNs, and business applications when employment ends.

✅ Revoke Active Sessions: Signing someone out of one device doesn't necessarily terminate their other active sessions. Revoke authentication tokens and sessions where supported.

✅ Recover Company Equipment: Collect laptops, phones, access cards, security keys, and other company-owned devices.

✅ Review Shared Credentials: Change passwords for shared accounts the employee knew and eliminate unnecessary shared access.

✅ Transfer Business Data: Preserve necessary emails, files, and business records before deleting accounts, following company retention policies.

✅ Review Third-Party Access: Don't forget accounting software, vendor portals, remote access tools, and other services outside your primary network.

Here's the important part...

Cybersecurity isn't just about keeping hackers out.

It's also about making sure people who no longer work for your business no longer have access to its systems.

And this doesn't have to be about distrust.

It's about protecting your business, your employees, and your customers.

A properly managed IT environment should have a documented onboarding and offboarding process.

Because access should be granted when it's needed and removed when it's no longer authorized.

Your former employees shouldn't still have the keys to your digital business.

🛡️ Not sure who still has access to your business systems?

GlobaTech Solutions helps businesses throughout southeastern New Mexico manage user accounts, secure their networks, and protect sensitive information.

Our services include:

🔹 Managed IT Services & Endpoint Management
🔹 Cybersecurity & Identity Management
🔹 Microsoft 365 Administration
🔹 Employee Onboarding & Offboarding
🔹 CIO/CTO Technology Leadership

📍 207 N. Grimes St., Hobbs, NM 88240
📞 575-433-TECH (8324)
🌐 www.gtsol.org
📧 [email protected]

GlobaTech Solutions
Stronger Security. Smarter IT.

10/27/2026