We're Getting Noticed

by Jon Lober | NOC Technology

Recognizing better IT support

Here at NOC, we're all about creating silent success. What does that mean? Well, it means that our experts are content to work behind the scenes to make your operations run smoothly. You may not see or notice them at work, but know that they are celebrating when you are successful.

But even the production assistants get their name in the credits! We've been garnering some good press here at NOC Technology and wanted to pass along the good news to you.

Late this summer, we were proud to earn our accreditation and our first A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau! We earned this rating based on our complaint history (or lack thereof!), our type of business, time in business, transparency, and more.

We were also proud to be recognized recently on the Best in Business listing for 2024 by St. Louis Small Business Monthly! This speaks to the quality of our service and our competitive pricing in the STL market.

Finally, for the third year in a row, we were named the Best IT and Cybersecurity Firm by the readers of the Missourian. Thank you to all of our friends, neighbors, and clients who voted for us!

The real congratulations goes to the hardworking technicians behind each of your networks. We're proud of our team, and proud to see them get the recognition they deserve!

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By Jon Lober • 28 Oct, 2024

Just a quick refresher— what is email phishing? Phishing is a type of cyberattack where attackers try to trick you into giving away sensitive information—like passwords, credit card numbers, or even access to your business’s network— by pretending to be someone you trust . These emails often look like they’re from legitimate companies, like your bank, a well-known retailer, or even someone within your own organization. The goal? To get you to click on a malicious link or download an attachment that can compromise your system. Sometimes, the emails are obvious fakes, but other times, they can be extremely convincing, making it crucial to stay vigilant.