As a security analyst at Pearl Technology, Yvonne Murphy helps safeguard clients’ information systems. By investigating potential incidents, she documents proactive actions to help prevent incidents from occurring to protect their systems.
As an account executive focused on cybersecurity at Pearl Technology, Jennifer McKeever helps provide best-in-class technologies to our clients, delivering defense-in-depth solutions and proactive cutting-edge strategies with a zero-trust approach.
Pearl Technology has been named a 2024 Channel Futures Managed Service Provider (MSP) 501. The list of Channel Futures MSP 501 companies, a technology industry benchmark, ranks companies based on growth, profitability, and innovation. “Being ranked among the world’s outstanding MSPs is a great honor,” Anthony Mini said. “It’s a milestone achievement for any organization to be included on this list.”
As the result of a recent survey by rAVe pubs, Pearl Technology’s Jeremy Caldera offered professional insights on the 2024 Temperature Check question that addressed current effectiveness of unified communications solutions in meeting diverse needs of businesses/organizations.
Cryptocurrency users who have already been scammed out of their money are currently the targets of additional scams. In response to the FBI’s public service announcement, Pearl Technology’s Anthony Mini spoke with Sam Matheny at WEEK-TV to discuss the fraud.
As a result of a community poll by WEEK TV (channel 25) in Peoria, Pearl Technology recently received the 2024 Viewer’s Choice Award in the IT/Cyber Security category. Anthony Mini, President & CISO, responded with this video.
When Pearl Technology acquired IAS Technology to expand its portfolio, the company began meeting clients’ evolving needs in new ways. Now, Pearl Technology combines IT and AV services for the perfect union. Commercial Integrator is the first publication dedicated to addressing the business needs of professional integrators who serve the small and midsize business (SMB) market. It is also the only trade magazine to cover the gamut of electronic systems.
The Washington City Council recently took two significant steps toward having its meetings livestreamed. The council unanimously approved purchasing portable audio/visual equipment from Pearl Technology of Peoria Heights for $80,507
Listen in to Tim Fitzpatrick as he talks with Anthony Mini on the Rialto Marketing. Mini shares some of the ways Pearl Technology has been growing and learning from experiences.
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