Systems Engineering
Overview
We are a reliable, accountable technology partner, with a culture of positivity. In support of our mission, Systems Engineering undergoes a SOC 2 audit of our environment to ensure our organization meets the standards dictated by the Trust Service Principles (Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, and Privacy).
As a result of successfully completing yearly SOC 2 audits, we assure our clients that our policies and procedures are consistently followed. Our SOC 2 Report is available to clients upon request.
As participants in our Employee Stock Ownership Plan, we know that to be successful our clients need to be successful. Each of us understands how reliable, secure mission-critical technology allows our clients to focus on going where they want to grow, and we work diligently to become an indispensable partner and advisor to each of our clients.
System Engineering’s team of 150+ network engineers, managed security professionals, project managers, data management experts, and account managers are available 24×7, 365 days per year to meet the needs of our clients.
From network design and installation to a full complement of managed IT, IT security, and cloud services, we have an IT solution that will allow your organization to reach its full potential – and enable the exceptional.
Cloud-based Capabilities and More
By Mark Benton | Product Manager A typical office in 1995, with PC’s and email, might have looked very sophisticated to your mother who was used to working with typewriters and physical mailboxes in 1975. In the same cyclical pattern, the office we see in 2015 is not like that of 1995. We now have... Read more »
By Mark Benton | Product Manager A typical office in 1995, with PC’s and email, might have looked very sophisticated to your mother who was used to working with typewriters and physical mailboxes in 1975. In the same cyclical pattern, the office we see in 2015 is not like that of 1995. We now have... Read more »
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Four Simple Steps to Create an Information Security Program
By Hanna Pickering | SE Virtual CIO Many people think of an Information Security Program (ISP) as a collection of policy documents that state how an organization and its people will behave in order to comply with applicable regulations (such as HIPAA, GLBA, and FINRA). However, it’s no longer just about proper documentation, it also encompasses... Read more »
By Hanna Pickering | SE Virtual CIO Many people think of an Information Security Program (ISP) as a collection of policy documents that state how an organization and its people will behave in order to comply with applicable regulations (such as HIPAA, GLBA, and FINRA). However, it’s no longer just about proper documentation, it also encompasses... Read more »
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Email: To Trust, or Not to Trust?
By Kyla Morse | SE Help Desk Has anyone at your organization ever received an e-mail that was not what they thought it would be? Maybe it was a message from a vendor looking to verify sensitive account information; a message from a tax preparer sending completed tax returns, but in the month of August; or... Read more »
By Kyla Morse | SE Help Desk Has anyone at your organization ever received an e-mail that was not what they thought it would be? Maybe it was a message from a vendor looking to verify sensitive account information; a message from a tax preparer sending completed tax returns, but in the month of August; or... Read more »
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Another Cybercrime Network Disrupted
The last big takedown of a cybercrime network was in 2013 when Microsoft, the FBI, Europol and others collaborated to shut down the Sirefe or Zero Access Botnet which had infected over 2 million PCs. Recently, Microsoft, Kaspersky, Interpol and others disrupted a global malware attack affecting more than 770,000 PC’s in 190 countries. The... Read more »
The last big takedown of a cybercrime network was in 2013 when Microsoft, the FBI, Europol and others collaborated to shut down the Sirefe or Zero Access Botnet which had infected over 2 million PCs. Recently, Microsoft, Kaspersky, Interpol and others disrupted a global malware attack affecting more than 770,000 PC’s in 190 countries. The... Read more »
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Defending the Corporate Network From Cybercrime
Networks are increasingly being exposed to a variety of attacks that have the potential to lead to a data breach, network disruption, compromise of sensitive data or theft. Read SE’s article in New Hampshire Business Review magazine here.
Networks are increasingly being exposed to a variety of attacks that have the potential to lead to a data breach, network disruption, compromise of sensitive data or theft. Read SE’s article in New Hampshire Business Review magazine here.
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Systems Engineering Named to 2015 List of CRN Tech Elite 250
Annual List Recognizes IT Solution Providers with Deep Technical Expertise and Premier Certifications Portland, ME, April 15, 2015 – Systems Engineering today announced it has been named to The Channel Company’s CRN® Tech Elite 250. This annual list recognizes an elite group of IT solution providers that have invested in the training and education needed... Read more »
Annual List Recognizes IT Solution Providers with Deep Technical Expertise and Premier Certifications Portland, ME, April 15, 2015 – Systems Engineering today announced it has been named to The Channel Company’s CRN® Tech Elite 250. This annual list recognizes an elite group of IT solution providers that have invested in the training and education needed... Read more »
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SE Data Points – Spring 2015
Phishing scams to avoid, controlling project costs and deadlines, employee spotlight and more… Read SE’s latest newsletter here.
Phishing scams to avoid, controlling project costs and deadlines, employee spotlight and more… Read SE’s latest newsletter here.
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IT Project Management: Why It’s a “Must”
Do you have strategic IT initiatives that are not progressing cohesively with your growing business? Are internal skill gaps bringing those initiatives to a halt? If those project initiatives are moving along, are they not achieving the desired business values and goals? If you answered “yes” to any of the above, Systems Engineering’s Project Managers... Read more »
Do you have strategic IT initiatives that are not progressing cohesively with your growing business? Are internal skill gaps bringing those initiatives to a halt? If those project initiatives are moving along, are they not achieving the desired business values and goals? If you answered “yes” to any of the above, Systems Engineering’s Project Managers... Read more »
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Phishing Tactics that Work
In 2013, the SANS Institute reported that 95% of all successful attacks begin with a spear phishing email. Two recent and well publicized attacks, the Anthem breach and the Carbanak Bank robbery, can be traced back to spear phishing emails. While your organization may not be a large enterprise like these, you can be used... Read more »
In 2013, the SANS Institute reported that 95% of all successful attacks begin with a spear phishing email. Two recent and well publicized attacks, the Anthem breach and the Carbanak Bank robbery, can be traced back to spear phishing emails. While your organization may not be a large enterprise like these, you can be used... Read more »
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SE Lunch & Learn: Data Breach Reality Event Recap
Systems Engineering’s Lunch & Learn: “When Risk Becomes Reality – Responding to a Data Breach” was recently held in Bangor and Portland, Maine and Bedford, New Hampshire. This event gave participants a chance to safely experience and respond to a security breach through hands-on, facilitator lead exercises. Cybercrime is a big business. It is estimated... Read more »
Systems Engineering’s Lunch & Learn: “When Risk Becomes Reality – Responding to a Data Breach” was recently held in Bangor and Portland, Maine and Bedford, New Hampshire. This event gave participants a chance to safely experience and respond to a security breach through hands-on, facilitator lead exercises. Cybercrime is a big business. It is estimated... Read more »
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