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Company News | Awards | Partners
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Internetwork Engineering
October 26th, 2018
(Charlotte, NC) – October 25, 2018 - Internetwork Engineering (IE) announced this week that it has successfully renewed numerous certifications and specializations with Cisco. The renewals include its status as a Cisco Gold Partner, Master Collaboration Specialization, and Cisco Cloud & Managed Services Master Partner (MSCP).
Company News | Managed IT Services
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Internetwork Engineering
September 27th, 2018
September 27, 2018, Charlotte, North Carolina: Internetwork Engineering (IE) is proud to announce its X as a Service (XaaS) suite of IE OnDemand service offerings with its latest launch of IT as a Service (ITaaS). IE’s XaaS suite delivers IT infrastructure and services to businesses throughout the Southeast without the hassles of traditional IT procurement processes. As a part of XaaS, ITaaS allows you to transform IT into a resilient, reliable, and continuously available utility that brings strategic value to the business.
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Internetwork Engineering
September 21st, 2018
“Hurry up and deploy the gear. We have a deadline. Just get it done. We’ll go back later to lock it down.” Sound familiar? For years now, it’s been commonplace for network engineers to do just this. Except, someone rarely goes back to “lock it down”. There are countless ways to improve network security, but today we’ll focus on the low-hanging fruit by providing you with ten simple practices.
Company News | OktoberTekfest | Cybersecurity
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Internetwork Engineering
August 8th, 2018
Hold on to your digital assets, the World’s Most Famous Hacker is coming to the Queen City! We're excited to announce that legendary hacker, bestselling author, and now a top security consultant, Kevin Mitnick will keynote at this year's OktoberTekfest.
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Internetwork Engineering
June 28th, 2018
With cybercrime predicted to reach $6 trillion annually by 2021 and to be more profitable—and therefore, more attractive to criminal organizations—than the global combined trade of all major illegal drugs, businesses can no longer rely on traditional network security tools and expect to achieve protection.[1]