Deloitte, one of the largest accountancy firms in the world with their global headquarters in New York recently announced that they had been hacked. According to the Guardian, the hackers gained access to confidential emails and plans of some of its blue-chip clients.

Have you been waiting for sci-fi to start becoming reality? You know, those little robots that hover around people’s houses to help with things. Well Aire aims to bring that sort of concept to life. Aire is the world’s first indoor drone for your home that acts as a security device, but also has plenty of other features.

News just came out that provided an update from the Yahoo data breach that was disclosed last year. The number is no longer 1 billion accounts compromised, it is now reported being all 3 billion accounts.

With the assistance of outside forensic experts it was determined that ALL of Yahoo’s user accounts were affected by the hack.

A new study determined that there are critical elements of millions of Macs’ firmware that are not getting the updates along with the software updates. Unlike many other exploits that have been uncovered from people simply not updating their system, these updates to the firmware fail without notice, or Apple stopped offering firmware updates without people knowing.

They’re at it again! Phishing emails have been spotted recently that appear to come from Netflix and tell customers that there has been a billing error and their payment details need to be updated. The email reportedly has come asking for information to be sent in email, or containing a link to a fake phishing site that asks users to input their banking details there.

If you are an Amazon.com customer, and there is a good chance you are, there is a new phishing scam going around that is targeting you. This past July a record number of customers made purchased on Amazon’s “Prime Day”. The phishing scam is targeting those customers offering a $50 Amazon credit in exchange for submitting a review.

SWK Technologies, Inc., announced that CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has named SWK Technologies, Inc. to its 2017 Fast Growth 150 list. The list is CRN’s annual ranking of North America-based technology integrators, solution providers and IT consultants with gross sales of at least $1 million that have experienced significant economic growth over the past two years.

Hurricanes and floods have been making headlines all over the news lately. There is talk that we could have some of the effects from the storms reach us in the North East too. In order to help defend against storms and the damage they can bring there are some handy gadgets that could help you protect your home, or maybe even business.

Power outages caused by utility failure, accidents, and natural disasters such as storms, flooding, or earthquakes are inevitable. There’s very little you can do to prevent any of these from happening, but you can avoid the consequences to your business by using an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS).

What is an uninterruptible power supply?

An uninterruptible power supply is an essential piece of hardware that protects both your computer and your data.

SWK Network Services (NWS) is proud to announce the launch of their very own website www.swknetworkservices.com. The new website brings more information about the NWS team and what we have to offer, possibly things you never even knew! More importantly there is a new Support Center button located at the top right corner of the site (see screenshot for reference). The support center will give you easy access to a single location where you can log into the customer portal, log a ticket, or connect with a technician all in one place (*Note you will still be able to access support and our normal pages on www.