Don’t let the next WannaCrypt ransomware wannabe hold you hostage
by Jason on May 15, 2017
by Jason on May 15, 2017 
While the President of the United States and his crack team of top homeland security advisors convened to address the threat posed by a massive global cyber-attack “in progress”, and hundreds of thousands of hospitals, schools and businesses around the world were assessing the damage already done, you were hopefully sitting back, with a nice cold pint, waiting for all this to blow over.
If not, here’s what you can do for next time.
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Spread the love, earn rewards
by Jason on May 1, 2017
by Jason on May 1, 2017 
We’re excited to announce our new and improved Sync affiliate rewards program. Join today and get special Sync banners and web links that you can post on your website, Blog, email or social media. Now, when you tell people about Sync’s ultra-secure cloud storage, you can earn ultra-amazing rewards.
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Sync 1.1.9-f16 desktop apps available
by Jason on April 11, 2017
by Jason on April 11, 2017 
We’ve just released version 1.1.9-f16 of the Sync desktop app, for both Windows and Mac OS X.
If you’re already running Sync, click the Sync icon in your menu bar or system tray and the upgrade option should be visible. Otherwise, you can upgrade by downloading and installing the app directly.
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2016 Sync in review
by Jason on January 16, 2017
by Jason on January 16, 2017 
2016 was an incredible year at Sync. In our quest to make cloud storage more secure for everyone we launched an extraordinary number of new products and features, we expanded our datacenter infrastructure, and we grew our community of users to over 236,000 businesses and individuals, in over 150 countries. Sync users have been busy as well – securely storing over half a billion files in the cloud, and securely sharing millions of files per day.
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Sync 1.1.9 desktop apps available
by Jason on January 10, 2017
by Jason on January 10, 2017
We’ve just released version 1.1.9 of the Sync desktop app, for both Windows and Mac OS X.
If you’re already running Sync, click the Sync icon in your menu bar or system tray and the upgrade option should be visible. Otherwise, you can upgrade by downloading and installing the app directly.
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