Solarus Technologies

06/13/2026

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Don't miss the PeerToPeer story: Matthew Nikravesh of Solarus Technologies shares how a customer-first mindset fueled his MSP’s growth.

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06/05/2026

As organizations continue expanding cloud access and remote work environments, identity management is becoming increasingly important.

Now is a good time to review how permissions are managed, how frequently access reviews occur, and whether MFA is consistently enforced across systems and vendors.

Access visibility plays a major role in reducing unnecessary exposure.

06/03/2026

The cyberattack against MGM Resorts reportedly began with social engineering tactics targeting internal support processes.

The incident disrupted hotel systems, gaming operations, reservations, and customer experiences across multiple properties.

For businesses, the lesson is that cybersecurity is not only about technical defenses. Internal processes, communication standards, and employee verification procedures all influence organizational resilience.

05/28/2026

As cloud adoption continues growing, organizations are paying closer attention to operational efficiency, resource usage, and long-term scalability.

Reviewing underutilized resources, overlapping tools, storage growth, and vendor alignment can help reduce unnecessary complexity and improve visibility into cloud spending.

Scalability continues requiring operational discipline.

05/27/2026

Many IT teams now manage large volumes of alerts, dashboards, systems, and operational data simultaneously.

The challenge is often not collecting more information, but identifying which issues require immediate attention and which systems create the greatest operational dependency.

Visibility becomes more valuable when it improves prioritization and decision-making.

05/22/2026

Fashion retailer Mango disclosed that customer contact information was exposed through a third-party marketing provider.

Incidents like this are reminders that organizational risk increasingly extends beyond internal systems. Marketing platforms, external vendors, and connected tools can all introduce operational exposure when oversight and visibility are limited.

Organizations benefit from understanding:
• What data vendors can access
• Which integrations remain active
• How third-party access is monitored
• Whether unnecessary data sharing can be reduced

Strong cybersecurity increasingly depends on strong vendor management.

05/21/2026

A vulnerability in a widely used file transfer platform led to widespread disruption across businesses, government agencies, and service providers.

Incidents like this highlight how heavily organizations rely on shared infrastructure tools behind the scenes. When one platform is compromised, the operational impact can extend far beyond a single company.

Operational resilience increasingly depends on understanding vendor dependencies and exposure points before disruption occurs.

05/20/2026

Industry forecasts identify key risk categories shaping cybersecurity in 2026, including cloud misconfigurations, ransomware, AI-related threats, and identity risk. Recognizing evolving risk categories helps IT leaders focus resources effectively and align governance with operational strategy.

05/13/2026

Solarus Technologies was recently featured in a new ChannelPro Network article discussing how MSPs are navigating growth while maintaining strong client relationships and service experiences.

As technology environments continue to evolve, the conversation around communication, accountability, and long-term partnership remains just as important as the technology itself.

Appreciate the opportunity to contribute perspective to the discussion and be included alongside others across the industry.

Read the article from ChannelPro Network below:

Achieving customer service excellence is key to success. Solarus Technologies' top exec shares his best practices for MSPs.

05/06/2026

Attackers are getting better at impersonating familiar names — from Microsoft to DocuSign — to trick employees into clicking malicious links.

Train your team to pause before they click. Hover over links, verify sender addresses, and report suspicious messages early.