Epyon Technologies

06/28/2024

06/23/2022

Are you interested in an I.T. career? If you are searching for an IT job in Tallahassee, we are now offering a position for Entry-Level I.T. Help Desk assistant/runner for on-site support calls. Entry-Level I.T. Help Desk Assistant will provide technical support related to computer systems, hardware, and software by answering users' questions, training users on basic system and computer functions, addressing system and user issues, and resolving issues both on and off site in a timely and professional manner. Our Entry-Level I.T. Help Desk Assistant will be an important member of our I.T. team and Epyon team as a whole, and has a fantastic opportunity to learn and grow.

12/11/2017

Trying to figure out what to get your boss for the Holidays? How about a comprehensive IT services package?! I hear bosses love reliable IT support...just saying.

12/04/2017

Quality security matters now more than ever. Don't settle for good enough. Make sure your files are safe. Come talk to us if you feel your company's data is vulnerable. And in the mean time, read up!

Even following the most basic advice can provide a barrier to stop hackers and cyber attacks.

11/16/2017

Remember, when you're adrift in space, running out of oxygen, call your IT guys. We'll save the day.

Learn how pioneering software engineers helped NASA launch astronauts into space, and bring them back again -- pushing the boundaries of technology as they did it.

11/06/2017

If you were planning on taking advantage of this free upgrade to Windows 10, do it soon!

More than a year after ending its free Windows 10 upgrade program, Microsoft is getting ready to shut down the last official free upgrade extension. The news wasn't exactly shouted from the rooftops.

10/27/2017

Upgrading to Windows 10 soon? Here are a few things you should consider doing right after.

You've just upgraded to the most recent version of Windows 10. Before you get back to work, use this checklist to ensure that your privacy and security settings are correct and that you've cut annoyances to a bare minimum.

10/17/2017

The KRACK vulnerability for WPA2 enabled wireless networks is certainly a cause for concern. But there are steps you can take to protect yourself and your business.

1. If you are using a business grade wireless access point that is properly managed by IT professionals, they will likely apply the necessary patches as soon as they are available. We predominantly use Unifi Wireless devices and they have already released a patch for KRACK that we have implemented across all of our Unifi-enabled clients.

2. Public WiFi, such as those found in coffee shops, fast-food restaurants, etc., should never be trusted when conducting sensitive business, regardless of this KRACK issue. Free Public WiFi has always been vulnerable. We highly suggest using a secure VPN when connecting to public WiFi. Some suggestions for VPN include; www.privateinternetaccess.com, nordvpn.com, and www.tunnelbear.com. There are many others, but these are a good jumping-off point.

3. Make sure all your sites that have sensitive information use the HTTPS protocol when you connect, and make sure that the lock symbol is green when you connect.

4. Relax. Just be aware of what you are connecting to and pay attention to what you’re doing and you’ll be fine. The best defense against these issues is standard-issue human awareness and diligence. Don’t let the media hype scare you from using the internet.

If you are concerned about your current wireless or want help setting up a VPN for your business that is highly secure, please give us a call today for a free consultation at 850-391-3666. We’re here to help.

10/05/2017

Google announced some new goodies yesterday, and arguably the coolest of the lot are their new earbuds, with babel fish like capabilities. Check 'em out.

Google Translate in your ears for $159.