Systems Engineering is aware of the major security flaw affecting Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops: CVE-2023-24483.

The vulnerability's severity is rated as HIGH.

Please be aware that cybercriminals are actively distributing malicious spam emails containing Microsoft OneNote attachments. The attachments are disguised to look like shipping notifications, shipping documents, invoices, and other common items.

PORTLAND, MAINE, February 3, 2023 — Systems Engineering, Inc, a leading provider of Managed IT and Security services in New England, announced Eric Tennyson has been promoted to Chief Financial Officer. Tennyson will continue to be responsible for all financial and operational matters, including the administration of the firm's Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP).

From the desk of Stephen Foley, Security Manager...

Cybercrime isn't just a concern for big corporations; it presents a very real and serious threat to all businesses. You may be a target of a hacker or at risk of identity theft without even realizing it. That’s why it's important to take steps to secure your devices — and yourself. Here are some easy ways to keep yourself safe and secure online:

Systems Engineering is aware of the following heap-based buffer security vulnerability in Fortinet operating systems, FortiOS: CVE-2022-42475 / FG-IR-22-398.

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.