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Keelpoint Wealth Management Firm Hails Pinnacle’s Cybersecurity Partnership for Enhanced Data Protection

Scott Jenkins, representing Keelpoint, a prominent wealth management firm in Huntsville, Alabama, expressed his gratitude and appreciation for the exceptional support and services provided by Pinnacle Business Systems. With over $2.8 billion in assets under management, Keelpoint relies on Pinnacle to manage various critical aspects of their technology infrastructure, including SOC (Security Operations Center), ITAS…

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Scott Jenkins, representing Keelpoint, a prominent wealth management firm in Huntsville, Alabama, expressed his gratitude and appreciation for the exceptional support and services provided by Pinnacle Business Systems. With over $2.8 billion in assets under management, Keelpoint relies on Pinnacle to manage various critical aspects of their technology infrastructure, including SOC (Security Operations Center), ITAS (Information Technology Advisory Services), compute, data center, Microsoft Office 365, and Azure.

Jenkins acknowledged the ongoing partnership with Pinnacle, highlighting their collaborative efforts in rolling out next-generation firewalls across all Keelpoint offices. This endeavor represents a significant step towards enhancing security and safeguarding Keelpoint’s sensitive information, ensuring a robust defense against evolving cyber threats.

While extending gratitude to his team members—Ben Brandy, James Terry, and Elgin—for their dedication and efforts, Jenkins also expressed his well wishes for Pinnacle’s continued success in the year ahead. This recognition underscores the trust and confidence that Keelpoint has in Pinnacle’s expertise and ability to deliver top-notch technology solutions.

The success of Keelpoint’s technology infrastructure can be attributed, in large part, to Pinnacle’s comprehensive range of services and their commitment to understanding their customers’ specific business needs. By providing managed services across multiple domains, Pinnacle ensures that Keelpoint’s technology remains secure, reliable, and aligned with industry best practices. The partnership between Keelpoint and Pinnacle exemplifies the strength of a collaborative approach, wherein Pinnacle’s technical expertise and dedication seamlessly integrate with Keelpoint’s operational requirements, fostering a long-lasting and mutually beneficial relationship.

As Keelpoint and Pinnacle move forward together, their shared commitment to excellence, security, and innovation will continue to drive the success of Keelpoint’s technology infrastructure. Pinnacle’s unwavering support and proactive approach will undoubtedly empower Keelpoint to navigate the ever-evolving technological landscape and deliver exceptional wealth management services to their valued clients.

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Hey, Pinnacle team. This is Scott Jenkins with Keelpoint in Huntsville, Alabama. We're a wealth management firm with over two point eight billion dollars in assets under management. Your team manages for me, SOC, ITAS, compute, data center, as well as Microsoft Office three sixty five and Azure. We're currently in the process of rolling out next gen firewalls to all of our offices with a completely new layout to enhance security. I'd like to give a shout out to my team. Ben Brandy, James Terry and Elgin. I appreciate you guys and thanks for keeping me in between the I wish Pinnacle nothing but success in twenty twenty two. Everyone stay safe and have a great here.

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