SmartPath Technologies, LLC

05/28/2026

Some tech problems fix themselves.

Most just wait until the worst possible moment to get worse.

Don't wait for downtime, data loss, or costly surprises.

Be proactive. Call SmartPath Technologies today and stay protected from whatever tomorrow's technology problems bring.

05/25/2026

05/21/2026

Not all VPN’s are your friend…

The FBI has released an advisory on ransomware groups’ use of the First VPN Service to conduct network reconnaissance and computer intrusions. Advertised on criminal forums like Exploit[.]in and XSS[.]is, First VPN is used to facilitate botnets, DDoS attacks, hacking, and other malicious activity.

To better defend your networks, review the advisory to learn about indicators of compromise (IOCs) and tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) associated with First VPN: ic3.gov/CSA/2026/260521.pdf

05/19/2026

SmartPath 🧡’s our clients! We are proud of the public WiFi networks we build. Big Bear Resort provides fast WiFi across the entire resort property to thousands of Kentucky Lake visitors every year!

If you need help providing your guests secure, fast WiFi that actually works, call us today!

05/19/2026

Nothing creates instant teamwork like the entire office losing internet at the exact same moment.

Don’t wait for the next outage. Partner with an IT team that keeps things running smoothly.

Contact SmartPath Technologies today at 270-205-4709

05/15/2026

We’re hiring a full-time Network Engineer in Western Kentucky.

This is for the person people call when the network goes sideways.

Firewalls. VLANs. VPNs. Switching. Wireless. Microsoft 365. Real client environments. Real business impact.

SmartPath Technologies is looking for someone who can help local businesses stay connected, secure, and moving.

📍 Full-time
📍 On-site in Western Kentucky
📍 MSP environment
📍 Local work that matters

If that sounds like you, message us here or email [email protected].

05/12/2026

Can you relate?

05/12/2026

Nothing humbles a person faster than confidently clicking “Print” only to be immediately humbled when it refuses to work.