Cybertek Systems

05/22/2026

📣 Cybertek Systems is Hiring a Low Voltage Installer!

👉 See the full job posting and apply here:
https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=abc09b0bff3da08b&from=shareddesktop_copy

03/25/2026

The U.S. government is starting to crack down on certain networking equipment tied to national security risks.

Sounds like a “big government” problem…

It’s not.

It’s a small business problem.

We regularly walk into environments running:

— Cheap routers from Amazon
— Outdated firewalls
— Equipment with unknown firmware origins

And here’s the reality:

👉 If the federal government won’t trust certain hardware on their networks…
👉 Why are we trusting it with payroll, banking, and customer data?

This isn’t about fear.

It’s about Control. Visibility. Trust.

The shift we’re seeing:

From: “Does it work?”
To: “Is it secure, compliant, and trustworthy?”

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Cyberfucious say:
He who buys the cheapest protection…
often pays the highest price.

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If you’re not sure what’s sitting in your network closet…
you’re already taking on more risk than you think.

— Cybertek Systems

-Source-
https://www.wired.com/story/us-government-foreign-made-router-ban-explained/
https://www.fcc.gov/supplychain/coveredlist

02/26/2026

Hanging out at the Mitchell Tech Career Fair today!

02/26/2026

Customer messages like this one mean the world to us.

We know that Cybertek is headed in the right direction when we see outcomes like this.

01/30/2026

At Cybertek Systems, we care deeply about protecting our customers and the communities we serve.

We’ve received many questions related to the ongoing investigation involving Tripp County. This video shares what is publicly known about the incident, how situations like this typically occur, and what organizations can learn from it.

We’re sharing this not to point fingers or assign blame, but to help businesses and municipalities better understand modern fraud and how it can be prevented through clearer processes and stronger governance.

Good people make predictable mistakes in messy systems.
Clean, well-designed systems prevent expensive ones.

01/21/2026

Clean work on our latest door access project.

01/07/2026

This $800,000 loss didn’t come from a hack.

It came from an email that looked almost right.

Criminals are using look-alike domains and timing to redirect payments—no malware required.

This can happen to any organization without the right safeguards.

We’re breaking down how these attacks work and how to stop them—clearly and without blame.

Follow Cybertek to learn more.

https://www.trippcounty.us/uploads/8/5/5/7/85578996/press_release__county_funds_.pdf

12/29/2025

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