Join Switchfast in Supporting A Better Chicago
This winter, Switchfast Technologies has pledged to donate to A Better Chicago's Emergency Relief Fund.
Over 18,000 Infected from SolarWinds Data Breach – What Happened?
This month, it was discovered that SolarWinds, a national IT software and infrastructure company, suffered a devastating data breach.
Cybersecurity in 2021: Our Latest Predictions
2020 was filled with plenty of challenges, forcing many businesses to pivot and work from home. This led to a major shift in focus to remote cybersecurity, implemented hastily to meet company needs.
Switchfast Technologies Makes Clutch 1000
For the second year in a row, we’re happy to announce that Switchfast Technologies has been recognized on the Clutch 1000 list.
This Google Drive Loophole is Putting Your Devices at Risk
Cybercriminals have found a new playground for their phishing schemes: Google Drive.
Two Years in a Row, Switchfast Named Among Best and Brightest in the Nation
One of our team’s foundational missions is to create a comfortable, friendly workplace environment that helps our employees thrive.
Switchfast Technologies Announcing Axcell Technologies Acquisition
Switchfast Technologies, a Chicago-based managed IT services provider, announced that it's acquired Axcell Technologies, a technology service company.
HIPAA Rules Could Be Changing – What Does This Mean for Your Compliance Standards?
Of all the data cybercriminals could get their hands on, medical records are one of the most dangerous. These records contain a surplus of personal data, from addresses to Social Security information and other personal data.
The “Bad Neighbor” Bug: A Lesson in Updating Your Systems
Cybercriminals aren’t slowing down. By the time IT professionals have cracked the code of the latest threats, hackers have already created a new one to infiltrate your systems.
Be Cyber Smart: National Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2020
October 1st marks the beginning of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM)!
Raccoon Malware: The Latest Cybersecurity Threat
With more and more people working remotely, cybercriminals are taking advantage of their new opportunities to steal information from unprotected devices.
Clutch Announces Switchfast Technologies as a 2020 Clutch Leader
Clutch has announced its list of 2020 Clutch Leaders, and we’re happy to say that Switchfast Technologies was named as a leader in Illinois.
The 2020 Data Breach Investigation: What We’ve Learned
At Switchfast, we’re always staying up-to-date on the latest technology and software to keep your business safe. That’s why our team recently attended a virtual Cyber Security Summit.
How to Practice Digital Distancing
As the pandemic continues, social distancing remains the best way to lower the likelihood of contracting COVID-19. Similarly, as cyber hackers ramp up their criminal activities, the best way to avoid being a victim is to engage in “digital distancing.”
Security on a Budget: The Do’s and Don’ts of Updating Your IT Infrastructure
As we continue to navigate the effects of COVID-19, newly remote offices are being presented with new challenges for their IT infrastructure and cybersecurity.
Switchfast Technologies Lands on Channel Futures MSP 501 List for 5 Years in a Row
For five years in a row, Channel Futures has named Switchfast Technologies among their MSP 501.
Microsoft 365 Is the Latest Phishing Target – Here’s What We Know
Many of our small business clients have taken advantage of all the features that Microsoft 365 (formerly Microsoft Office 365) has to offer.
The Best Password Managers of 2020
With the notable increase of phishing and ransomware, there’s no better time to remind you of the importance of password managers.
Backups and Disaster Recovery Plans: Why Every Business Needs Both
It’s every business owner’s worst nightmare -losing all of your data. Now is the time you’re wishing you had a backup, right?
PonyFinal – What Microsoft Users Need to Know About the Newest Ransomware
Microsoft’s security team announced this week that a new type of ransomware has been detected, and that Microsoft users should remain vigilant for possible vulnerabilities or hackings.
