What do you do at our company?
Break fix, onsite visits, and everything in between. I put out fires and help keep clients from losing hair.

We take security seriously at RoundTable and we want to share information with you to help you keep your accounts secure through a quick training on passwords and two-factor authentication.

12th Annual “MSP 501” Identifies Top Forward-Thinking Global MSPs

JULY 10, 2019: RoundTable Technology has been named by Channel Futures as one of the world’s premier managed service providers in the prestigious, 12th annual MSP 501 rankings.

This month our cybersecurity tip explains the concept of layers of defense and describes how malware and ransomware is stopped. Watch the video and/or read the transcript below.

Hi, I’m Joshua Peskay with RoundTable Technology and this is a 2-Minute Training on Layers of Defense.

About the Security Issues with Zoom

News came out on July 9th reporting security issues with the Zoom web conferencing software. If you use Zoom and have the Zoom application installed on your computer, you may be vulnerable to the following threats:

1. Access to your webcam by simply visiting a website designed to activate your webcam via Zoom
2. Remote Control of your computer via a web server component installed by Zoom
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What was your proudest professional moment?

Getting an IT job after graduating from college.

What are the biggest challenges in your work?

Moving between clients when things get really busy in order to keep client satisfaction at its best.

What do you do at our company?

I am a Support Engineer.

On January 14th, 2020, Windows 7 goes “End-of-Life” with Microsoft. This means that Microsoft will no longer be releasing security patches or critical updates to the Windows 7 operating system.

If you have Windows 7 machines in your environment, this is a deadline that is rapidly approaching and cannot be ignored without significant risk.

What are one or two hobbies you enjoy?

I have a theater degree and I produced and acted in a couple of plays after moving to New York City in 1999. The above photo is of me in “Box of Fools”, which ran for a few shows at a theater called HERE in Soho in 2005. My husband (Joshua Peskay), his brother Matthew and I also created a play set in the Internet called “In the Wire” in 2002 which followed an email through the internet.

Nowadays, a password – no matter how formidable – just isn’t enough to protect the throne. With all the critical information we store online, Two-Factor Authentication adds an important security step to help your devices confirm that the person trying to log in is, well, you.

A firewall protects against unauthorized access by scanning traffic and controlling what information can pass through the network. Since firewalls work by filtering traffic based on source and type, they won’t catch threats that come from a “legitimate" origin, such as:

Social engineering, including phishing attacks
Malicious websites disguised by an SSL certificate
Human error and the insider threat

Phishing emails, for example, often make it through a firewall, as email is considered normal traffic.