How we patched over 4,000 systems in hours when critical PHP vulnerabilities dropped
On the morning of October 21st, two critical PHP vulnerabilities hit the security wire with a 9.2 severity rating. Both allowed unauthenticated remote code execution – the kind of flaw that gets exploited within hours of disclosure. By end of day, we had patched over 4,000 websites and servers under our management. That kind of […]
Off-Grid, Online: Cameras & Network Where There’s No Power
Sometimes the spot you most need to watch is the one that’s hardest to reach — a building or yard with no power running to it, far from the nearest outlet. The usual answer is an expensive electrical run: trenching conduit, pulling power, and permits. But there’s another way to bring a modern network and […]
Supporting South Florida growers with reliable IT
Agricultural operations in Southwest Florida face unique IT challenges. Between managing irrigation controls, environmental monitoring systems, and the business side of running a growing operation, growers need technology partners who understand both the industrial equipment and the office systems that keep everything running. Industrial controls meet modern IT We work with growers across the region […]
Rethinking the Front Door: Modern Access Control for a New Build
When a business builds or expands into a new space, physical security is often an afterthought — a lock and a stack of keys handed out on move-in day. But traditional keys are one of the weakest links a growing business has, and a new build is the perfect moment to do it right from […]
Why we now verify every financial request twice
A finance manager in Hong Kong transferred $25 million after a video call with his CFO. The CFO’s face was on screen. His voice sounded right. Several other executives appeared to be on the call. The transfer went through. Days later, the company discovered that every person on that video call was AI-generated. The CFO […]
Linking Buildings Without Trenching: Point-to-Point Wireless
When a business or organization needs to connect two buildings — sharing a network, cameras, or internet between them — the assumption is usually that you have to trench fiber between them. That can mean tearing up parking lots, easements, permits, and a five-figure bill. Often, there’s a faster, far cheaper option that most people […]
The UPS Battery Backup Trick Most IT Teams Never Set Up
Walk into almost any small business server closet and you’ll find a UPS — one of those battery backup boxes humming away under the desk. Ask whether it will actually protect the business during a real outage, and the honest answer is usually “I think so?” That gap is where a lot of avoidable data […]
How we support law firms that use Clio Practice Management
Clio has become the operational center for many Southwest Florida law firms. Attorneys use it to manage cases, track deadlines, store documents, communicate with clients, and record billable time. It’s a solid platform. But Clio is only one piece of the technology that keeps a modern law practice running. At Junopi, we work with attorneys […]
Why electronics pricing keeps breaking your IT budget
You find the server component you need, add it to cart, and get a confirmation email. Three days later: order canceled, item relisted at 40% more. If you’ve bought IT equipment lately, you know this story. We just watched it happen with a rack-mount UPS on Amazon. Ordered Monday at $847, canceled Wednesday, same unit […]
Custom workstation builds for Lumion rendering
If you’ve used Lumion for architectural visualization, you know the challenge. A complex scene with detailed landscaping, realistic lighting, and high-res textures can take hours to render—or worse, crash mid-process because your workstation couldn’t keep up. We’ve been building custom workstations for architects and landscape architects who need their Lumion projects to render faster and […]