STATE CONTRACT PURCHASING

    Transformyx Brand Name Networking - Statewide Contract #4400017604

    Transformyx Staff Augmentation - Statewide Contract #4400017877
    Vendor #3000012707
    AREA 2–TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES
    AREA 4 –INFORMATION SECURITY

    Transformyx on Cisco State Contract for Louisiana

    Cisco Master Agreement NVP AR-233 (14-19)
    Cisco NVP LA #400003810 Networking
    Cisco NVP LA #4400016086 UC
    Mississippi EPL         #40731249-3760

    NASPO ValuePoint Netapp MPA
    MNWC-121

    Transformyx Brand Name Networking - Statewide Contract #4400017604

    Transformyx Brand Name Networking - Statewide Contract #4400017604

    Tripplite Louisiana State Contract #4400008316

    Pure WSCA-NASPO
    Contract No. MNWNC-125

    STATE OF LOUISIANA (NASPO VP PC)
    Contract Number: 4400007559

    Aruba NASPO State Contract 4400006241

    Nimble Master Agreement – #MNWNC-122
    Louisiana PA – #4400007939

    Palo Alto – NASPO contract number is: AR 626
    Participating Addendum for Louisiana: 409928
    Mississippi EPL IT Hardware EPL 3760

    Transformyx Brand Name Networking - Statewide Contract #4400017604

    Transformyx Brand Name Networking - Statewide Contract
    Louisiana         #4400017604
    Mississippi EPL #40731249-3760

    Transformyx Brand Name Networking - Statewide Contract
    Participating Contract         #4400017604

    Transformyx Brand Name Networking - Statewide Contract
    Participating Contract         #4400017604

    Transformyx Brand Name Networking - Statewide Contract
    Participating Contract         #4400017604

    Transformyx Brand Name Networking - Statewide Contract
    Participating Contract         #4400017604

    Transformyx Brand Name Networking - Statewide Contract
    Participating Contract         #4400017604

    NASPO Master Agreement #AR2488
    NASPO State Contract Cloud Services

    Transformyx Brand Name Networking - Statewide Contract
    Participating Contract         #4400017604

    Transformyx Brand Name Networking - Statewide Contract
    Participating Contract         #4400017604

    Transformyx Brand Name Networking - Statewide Contract
    Participating Contract         #4400017604

    Transformyx Brand Name Networking - Statewide Contract
    Participating Contract         #4400017604

    Transformyx Brand Name Networking - Statewide Contract
    Participating Contract         #4400017604

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    News & Press

    Lockstep Technology Group expands service offerings to include Managed Meraki SD-WAN & Meraki Security

    By Ivana Rhodes • December 19, 2023
    Increasing Efficiency Through Cloud Managed Meraki SD-WAN & Security

    Lockstep Technology Group and ProComputing Join Forces in GEM IT Mission

    By Ivana Rhodes • August 9, 2023
    Announcing ProComputing to the Lockstep Technology Group Brand!

    New Name, Same Exceptional Service!

    June 9, 2023
    Introducing Lockstep: Keeping You a Step Ahead of the Technology Curve

    Transformyx Joins Lockstep Technology Group to Deliver Transformative IT Solutions

    March 16, 2022
    Lockstep Technology Group, a leading provider of technology solutions for SLED organizations, is adding Transformyx, a leader in technology infrastructure and managed services, to become the leading full-service provider of IT solutions and services focused exclusively on optimizing the IT strategies of organizations in the education, healthcare, government, and commercial sectors across the Southeast. Lockstep and Transformyx share a common purpose to provide technology solutions that enable a robust, scalable, innovative, secure, and highly engaging environment for working and learning. With combined resources, Lockstep, based in Atlanta, GA and Greenville, SC, and Transformyx, based in Baton Rouge, LA, will strengthen their market positions in the Southeast and offer their clients turn-key solutions that include managed services, data & infrastructure, security & compliance, and end point technology solutions. Both organizations take pride in being customer-centric and client obsessed and have partnered with thousands of organizations spanning schools, colleges, healthcare, municipalities, and business over the past decade. “The passion and purpose embodied by the Transformyx team align with everything we do at Lockstep. We’re excited to be able to immediately offer a wide range of technology solutions that enable success.” Mahendran Jawaharlal, CEO, Lockstep Technology Group.

    Cisco Powered Managed Services

    March 2, 2022
    ASA Powered Managed Security Services

    Which of the following job levels in your organization is most likely to be targeted by a malicious cyberattack within your organization

    By Ned Fasullo • September 23, 2021
    During a 2020 study on IT decision makers and C-level executives at enterprise organizations, it was found that 64 percent of respondents believed that those in a senior management positions are the most likely to be targeted by malicious cyber attacks within their organizations. In contrast, only 34 percent of respondents reported freelance support positions as being most likely to be targeted.

    Most prevalent mobile malware worldwide in 2020, by malware family

    By Ned Fasullo • September 23, 2021
    According to data collected throughout 2020, the most widespread type of mobile malware worldwide were variants from the Agent Tesla family. This accounted for nearly 30 percent of all mobile malware attacks that year. Formbook malware was the second most common type found, followed by those from the family LokiBot.

    Most Prevalent Malware Threats to Corporate Networks Globally in 2020, by Malware Family

    By Ned Fasullo • September 23, 2021
    According to data collected throughout 2020, the most prevalent malware threats to corporate networks across the globe that year were from the malware family Emotet, representing 19 percent of all reported attacks. The second highest number of attacks came from the Agent Tesla malware family, followed by Dridex variants.

    Most Prevalent Botnets Worldwide in 2020 by Type

    By Ned Fasullo • September 23, 2021
    In 2020, the majority of reported botnet attacks globally was caused by malware from the Emotet family. This represented over 30 percent of all attacks. Although an additional 15 and 14 percent of botnet crime was traced to Dridex and Trickbot respectively, 17 percent of attacks that year involved malware from other families.

    Malware - Statistics & Facts

    By Ned Fasullo • September 23, 2021
    Malware - Statistics & Facts