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technopeak | 2,554 followers on LinkedIn. Leading managed IT and cyber security service provider in the Middle East. | Leading managed IT and cyber security service provider in the Middle East. 

The core competencies of technopeak include selection and integration of the right solutions to address client’s business challenges.

We deliver precisely chosen powerful vendor systems that integrate and accelerate processes within and among companies - finance, purchase, inventory management, HR and payroll, CRM and sales, customer portals, task management, business intelligence, and IT infrastructure among others.

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Dina Ermagambetova

IT Team Lead @ technopeak | IT Management

Luay Hlaleh

General Manager at TECHNOPEAK

Alexander Sokolov

Co-founder EORA.AI, Managing Partner at First Bit, accelerator First Bit LAB

Roman Kalinkin

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What’s worse: A. A printer that won’t print? B. Finding out your backup isn’t backed up? C. Realizing your tech guy IS the backup? We’ve got good news — you don’t have to choose. At Technopeak, we eliminate IT headaches with tailored solutions that secure your data, streamline your operations, and scale with your business. 💡 Let’s start with a Free IT audit. Discover where you can save time, stress, and money. 📩 Message us now — it’s time for IT that just works.

Think cybersecurity is only for IT or that your data isn’t valuable unless it’s financial? Time to rethink! These common myths could leave your business exposed. Let’s set the record straight. 🔍 #CybersecurityMyths #DataProtection #BusinessSecurity

🔍 Following our recent post on the deepfake cyberattack case, it’s clear that deepfakes are evolving beyond individual scams and have become a serious business risk — with projected costs reaching $250 million this year alone. Here’s a practical checklist to protect both your personal and business security. For Personal Safety 👨💻 ➡ Double-Verify with Multi-Channel Confirmation: If a friend or family member sends an urgent video or voice message, confirm it through a different method. For example, if you receive it on WhatsApp, try calling directly or connecting via Telegram. A few extra steps can confirm if they’re truly behind the message. ➡ Examine Content Closely: Deepfake tech is advanced, but subtle cues can give it away. Look for unusual pauses, mismatched lip movements, or anything slightly off in speech flow. ➡Stay Calm and Think Rationally: Attackers often create urgency to throw you off guard. Even in high-stress situations, pause and double-check any unusual requests—it only takes a moment to prevent a costly mistake. For Businesses 🏢 ➡ Multi-Factor Authentication & Dual Approval: Protect high-stakes transactions and sensitive data with multi-factor authentication. Set dual approval for large financial transactions to add an extra layer of security. ➡ Cybersecurity Awareness & Training: Regularly train your team on deepfake scams and keep them updated on evolving tactics. Recognizing red flags, like unusual tone shifts or phrasing, can help spot a scam early. ➡ Continuous Network Monitoring: Use advanced monitoring tools to track unusual activity. Automated alerts let your team respond quickly to suspicious behavior. Being proactive is key. Save this checklist and share it with your team and those close to you — keeping everyone informed helps build a stronger defense. #CyberSecurity #DeepfakeAwareness #DigitalSafety #BusinessProtection #StayVigilant

⚡ The CEO of the world’s largest advertising group recently became the target of an elaborate deepfake scam. Cybercriminals used an AI-generated voice clone to convincingly impersonate him — and it worked. This spring, attackers crafted an imitation of the WPP executive’s voice using public YouTube videos and then used it to issue urgent financial directives over Microsoft Teams. In the meeting, the "CEO" instructed WPP’s finance team to transfer millions to an external account. Believing they were acting on legitimate orders, the team complied — only to realize later it was a sophisticated, high-tech scam. Why revisit this case now? Because this scam underscores how sophisticated and accessible deepfake technology has become, evolving beyond social media stunts into a real business threat. Today, companies of all sizes are potential targets of hyper-realistic deepfake attacks aimed at executives, finance teams, and employees. This incident is a wake-up call. As deepfake technology advances, companies need more than just basic security. Teams should be well-prepared to recognize and verify any unusual requests — even those appearing to come from the highest levels. Are You Ready?🛡 Could your team spot a deepfake scam tomorrow? In today’s rapidly changing landscape, awareness isn’t enough. Are you and your team equipped to identify and prevent these risks before it’s too late?

🏅Our GM Conquers Ironman Hawaii – Leading by Example, Even on Vacation! 🏅 In October, our General Manager, Alexander Sokolov took on and conquered the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii with an impressive time of 9 hours and 50 minutes!! 🌊🚴🏃 Reaching the finish line of one of the world’s toughest races requires more than strength. It demands focus, determination, and a big commitment. At Technopeak, we see that same champion’s mindset in the way we approach our work, pushing limits and striving for excellence every day. Alexander’s achievement reminds us: true leadership isn’t just about showing up; it’s about pushing through and staying focused on what matters most. 💪 Swipe through to see the moments from his incredible journey! 📸

In cybersecurity, some common beliefs can leave businesses vulnerable to unexpected risks. Here are three common misconceptions — and the reality behind each one. ▶ "Cyber threats are only online." Reality: Many cyberattacks start from within, often through USB drives or unsecured internal connections. External defenses alone aren’t enough to catch all potential threats. Protecting your network requires attention to both online and offline risks — like restricting unauthorized device access, regularly auditing permissions, and monitoring internal network activity. ▶ "Antivirus covers it all." Reality: Traditional antivirus software is a strong foundation but isn’t rock-solid. In fact, 80% of businesses affected by cyberattacks last year relied only on up-to-date antivirus software but still fell victim to more complex tactics. A multi-layered approach — using firewalls, network monitoring, and advanced threat detection — adds essential protection. ▶ "Backups = guaranteed safety." Reality: Backups are crucial, but 58% of businesses don’t test them regularly, which means they may not work as intended in an emergency. An untested backup can be as risky as having no backup at all. Make backup testing a regular part of your security routine. Ensuring backups are reliable and secure can mean the difference between a minor setback and a major disruption. Don’t let assumptions leave you vulnerable. Small proactive steps today can prevent big problems tomorrow. How prepared do you feel? #BusinessSecurity #CyberEssentials #StayPrepared

It starts small… until it’s not. Secure those passwords!

Cybercriminals are turning ransomware into a subscription service. No, this isn’t clickbait. We’re kicking off a new series on cybersecurity threats you may not have heard about — starting with Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS). Ransomware is no longer just for professional hackers. It’s become so accessible that any would-be cybercriminal can “subscribe” to it, much like Netflix. This trend, known as Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS), is transforming the cybercrime landscape. For a low fee, attackers get access to a full suite of ransomware tools — no tech expertise required. It’s a one-click solution for data breaches, and it’s booming. If this isn’t on your radar, here’s what RaaS means for businesses today. 🎯 Everyone’s a Target Now: With RaaS, even small and medium-sized businesses are at risk. With the low cost of RaaS, attackers can try anywhere and everywhere, hunting for vulnerable systems without worrying about draining the budget. Tip: Regular, secure data backups with recovery tests are essential. A solid backup strategy can prevent a small incident from becoming a disaster. 🚨 Ransomware Attacks Are Becoming Extremely Sophisticated: These RaaS platforms aren’t basic. They come with tech support and customization options, allowing criminals to tailor ransomware for maximum impact. They can even include “customer service” to help attackers overcome technical issues. Tip: Use a layered approach — firewalls, threat detection, and security training. Remember, phishing is often the entry point, so train your team to recognize suspicious messages 💵 Paying Doesn’t Guarantee Your Data’s Safe: Under stress, paying the ransom may seem like a quick fix. But over 40% of businesses that pay don’t fully recover their data, and some are targeted again. RaaS providers are in it for repeat business, so paying up may actually make you a more attractive target. Tip: Develop a proactive incident response plan and focus on strategies to withstand attacks without relying on ransom payments. 💡Bottom Line? RaaS is now a full-scale business model for cybercriminals. With attackers getting smarter and tech becoming more accessible, there’s no better time to double-check your cybersecurity defenses. #Cybersecurity #Ransomware #DataProtection #CyberAwareness #ITSecurity

How we protected data while keeping remote work flexible? 💭 Imagine this: Your team needs access to vital company systems, from emails to files, but employees use personal, unprotected devices. Sounds risky, right? This was the reality for one of our clients from the finance industry. Their employees were accessing sensitive corporate systems, like Office 365 Mail and SharePoint, from non-corporate devices — leaving the company vulnerable to potential data breaches. Remember, it only takes one unprotected device for hackers to gain access to your company’s systems, potentially compromising sensitive information. Something had to change. 🚀 The Challenge: Our goal was clear — secure access to corporate IT systems and ensure that only trusted devices could access sensitive data, no matter where employees were working. But we needed a solution flexible enough to allow employees to remain productive on any device, from any location. 🔐 Our Approach: We implemented Microsoft Entra ID P1 and integrated Microsoft 365 Business Premium licenses. By enrolling all devices into Intune and configuring Conditional Access Rules, we created a system where access was only possible through trusted, protected devices. Here’s how we ensured security while maintaining flexibility: ➡ Devices were required to meet security standards like local encryption. ➡ Access to corporate resources like email and SharePoint was geo-restricted to trusted locations. ➡ Lost or stolen devices? No problem. We enabled remote wipe capabilities to instantly delete corporate data if needed. The Result: ✅ Unauthorized devices were blocked — even if someone had both the user’s password and their 2FA code. ✅ With data encryption in place, sensitive information remained secure, even if a device was stolen. ✅ Remote wiping capabilities ensured peace of mind, as corporate data could be erased if necessary. 🔍 The Bigger Picture: This isn’t just about protecting data; it’s about keeping your team productive while minimizing risks. In today’s hybrid work environment, you shouldn’t have to choose between security and flexibility. At Technopeak, we help companies strike the perfect balance. By combining advanced security policies, device management, and user-friendly technology, you can keep your business protected without sacrificing efficiency. #Cybersecurity #ITSupport #CloudSolutions #DataSecurity #Technopeak_Cases

Many businesses believe they can handle their IT security in-house, but often overlook the additional challenges that stretch resources and leave critical gaps in protection. Here’s what we’ve learned from helping businesses secure their IT systems and infrastructure: 1️⃣ Cyber Threats Are Evolving Too Fast: Cyber threats evolve rapidly, with new malware, ransomware, and phishing techniques emerging constantly. Real-time monitoring and response tools are essential to staying ahead of these threats. However, many businesses lack the internal capacity to manage them effectively and in a timely manner. Why it matters: 43% of cyberattacks target small businesses, but most don’t have the resources to keep up with these evolving threats. 2️⃣ Your IT Team May Already Be Overloaded: Internal IT teams are often pulled in many directions: from troubleshooting device issues to handling day-to-day operations. Let’s be honest, we’ve all approached IT at least once for help resetting a forgotten password. Adding security monitoring and threat response to their workload risks overwhelming them and leaving your business vulnerable. Solutions like centralized device management can help reduce this burden, allowing your IT team to focus on more strategic projects without compromising security. 3️⃣ Monitoring and Preventing Downtime Requires Expertise: Many businesses underestimate the complexity of continuously monitoring firewalls, switches, and wireless networks. In reality, internal teams tend to be reactive, addressing problems only after they arise. A lack of proactive monitoring can lead to unexpected downtime, which disrupts operations. Expert 24/7 system monitoring can catch issues before they impact your business. 4️⃣ Backup and Recovery Plans Are Non-Negotiable: It’s surprising, but 54% of businesses still don’t have a solid backup strategy in place. In the event of a data breach or system failure, quick recovery is crucial to minimizing damage. However, when internal teams are stretched thin, they often lack the time to maintain robust backup solutions. Managed backup and recovery solutions, on the other hand, ensure that critical data is always protected and easily recoverable. 5️⃣ Compliance Isn’t a One-Time Thing: Many businesses assume compliance is a one-time task, but industry regulations and security requirements are constantly evolving. Without ongoing audits, training, and adjustments, it’s easy to fall out of compliance — and 95% of breaches are caused by human error. Keeping teams updated on the latest threats and security practices is essential. Regular audits and cybersecurity training ensure employees are prepared to handle modern threats. Ready to elevate your IT strategy? Consider scheduling a free IT audit or consultation to explore how a proactive approach to IT security can protect your business. #Cybersecurity #ITSupport #DataSecurity #TechInnovation #CloudSolutions

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