With help from our security partners, Macktez responded quickly to a reported SonicWall exploit to protect our clients’ cybersecurity posture.
Turning chaos into clarity — Noah Landow on the Growth Focus Podcast
Macktez Founder and CEO Noah Landow appeared recently on the Growth Focus Podcast with Gary Lafferty. Their conversation focused on growing a small business on good relationships and referrals, as Macktez has done for (almost) 30 years, specific work that Noah and Macktez have done as technology consultants over that time, and the challenges and lessons learned that frame the context for Noah’s book, “Tame the Tech Beast.”
Implementing BIMI email security for your organization
BIMI is an email protocol that provides visual verification that your organization’s email is legitimate and safe by displaying your company’s logo and mark of certification alongside your email in supported email clients.
Not every MFA is created equal
Hackers keep innovating. MFA needs to be stronger and smarter.
Security and collaboration with Fair Harbor Clothing
After a detailed initial assessment to understand Fair Harbor’s needs, goals, and budget, Macktez recommended a curated set of subscriptions to help manage various aspects of operations.
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love AI
Drawing from Ida Benedetto’s extensive use and thoughtful examination of AI, this conversation with Noah Landow aims to shift perspectives from skepticism and fear to informed engagement and practical application. Ida’s approach—rooted in firsthand experience—encourages a more nuanced understanding of what AI can and cannot do.
Sonic Union: Collaborative IT
As a trusted partner to a technically sophisticated company, Macktez has helped to expand Sonic Union’s network capacity, upgrade its server infrastructure, virtualize essential applications, design the network for a new studio, and, crucially, develop and implement data redundancy and internet failover for a shift in storage practices.
Embracing complexity: Lessons from the Victorians
Diane Josefowicz and Noah Landow discuss what the Victorians can teach us through their visions of an electromagnetic microworld, their charmingly complex language of flowers, loquacious letter writing, love of densely textured architecture, and joyously decorated aesthetics.