Shopping online has continually grown in popularity, especially when it comes to tracking down that hard-to-find item, and cybercriminals have certainly taken notice. According to the Better Business Bureau (BBB), online shopping scams reported to their Scam Tracker have risen 87% since 2015.

PORTLAND, MAINE, November 16, 2022 — Systems Engineering, Inc. announced Jen Hughes has been appointed Director, People & Culture. Hughes joins the company's leadership team assuming responsibility for the organization's human resources function and employee-owner success.

It's been a little over a year since the official release of Windows 11 in October 2021. During this time, we have been deploying it to customers upon request, and our engineering teams have been assessing and monitoring the latest OS for stability and quality issues. We recently completed the evaluation and can report that our systems and services are now compatible with Microsoft Windows 11 for workstations, and ready to support our clients as they move onto this new OS.

Here we are in the fourth quarter of what was a dynamic year. We are settling into the realities of a post-pandemic environment, where supply chain pressures continue to linger, new workarounds have been born, and backup plans tend to be a new reality; it seems to pivot is the verb of the moment.

Systems Engineering is aware of the following security vulnerability in Fortinet operating systems, FortiOS: CVE-2022-40684 / FG-IR-22-377.

Systems Engineering was recently named one of the 2022 Best Places to Work in Maine. This marks the ninth consecutive year the company has been recognized and honored as an employer benefiting the state's economy, its workforce, and businesses.

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