Mirazon broke down what the transition means and what we're telling our clients to look at today
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"Wait, #Microsoft is changing #MFA?" Yep. Microsoft is moving away from SMS and voice authentication. The good news is you don't need to panic. The better news is you ca…
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Mirazon
We provide businesses with innovative technology solutions. | Managed IT Services, Cybersecurity, and IT Consulting.
- Industry
- Information Technology & Services
- Location
- Louisville, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Mirazon
Mirazon was formed to provide networking infrastructure assistance to businesses large or small. Our staff is made up of Microsoft Certified Systems Engineers, Microsoft Certified Trainers, and SAN Engineers and Certified Cisco professionals. The team of professionals Mirazon employs have been providing state of the art technical services for over 20 years. Architectural designers and project managers alike are skilled in being able to reduce implementation time of projects and lower the total cost of applying new technology. Our Mission To be recognized as the region’s premier provider of technology solutions and consulting services by delivering world-class technical expertise combined with the highest level of customer service! Let us put our knowledge to work for you. We understand the technology you rely on — yesterday, today and tomorrow. We will work with you to understand your goals and show you ways technology can help you meet them.
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