Security Hawk LLC

02/10/2026

Thieves are now using WiFi jammers to break into homes.

If your cameras rely on WiFi, they can be taken offline before anything even happens. No alerts. No recordings. No evidence.

This is exactly why we always recommend hardwired systems. Wired cameras do not get jammed. They do not lose signal. They keep recording.

Wireless is convenient. Wired is reliable. And when it comes to protecting your home, reliable is the only thing that matters.

If your security system can be shut down with a button, it was never really security.

Do it once. Do it right.

01/13/2026

https://medium.com//what-are-audio-and-video-solutions-for-small-businesses-eca4b96850f4

Audio and video solutions are professionally designed systems built for real spaces with real people in them. Not a TV slapped on a wall…

05/08/2025

To every client who took the time to leave a review: thank you. Your feedback fuels my passion and drives me to deliver excellence every day.

Here’s to the next 100!

03/21/2025

Cheap security camera installs come at a cost—usually yours. These red flags could save you thousands.

Let’s keep it real—if someone’s offering you a “deal” that seems too good to be true on a professional security camera system, it probably is.

10/10/2024

https://security-hawk.com/2024/10/4-benefits-of-having-a-license-plate-camera-in-your-commercial-space-especially-in-nyc/

In a fast-paced city like New York, where traffic is heavy, and crime can be a concern, adding a license plate camera to your security system is a smart move. Recent events show why this technology is more than just a security upgrade—it’s a necessity for many businesses. Here are four key reaso...

05/16/2024

Dear community,

I hope this message finds you safe and well. We all must stay vigilant, especially when it comes to online transactions. The NYPD has recently reported a series of robberies linked to Facebook Marketplace, and it's alarming.

Here's the scoop: Two individuals are posing as car sellers on Facebook Marketplace, but their intentions are far from genuine. They've targeted potential buyers or sellers at least nine times across the Bronx and Queens, employing weapons like guns, metal bats, and even sticks with nails in them during the robberies. These incidents have occurred since December, with the most recent one reported on May 7.

What's particularly concerning is that the victims met these suspects after arranging to buy or sell a car on Facebook Marketplace. In some instances, they've gotten away with large sums of cash or stolen the victims' cars.

To ensure your safety during online transactions, here are some tips from the authorities:

Always choose a public and safe location for the exchange, such as a police precinct parking lot.
Take advantage of the e-commerce locations provided by the NYPD, equipped with surveillance cameras for added security.
Consider using online platforms for financial transactions rather than carrying cash.
Be cautious of red flags on Facebook profiles, like incomplete information or suspicious behavior.
Remember, your safety is paramount. If you notice anything suspicious or have any information regarding these incidents, please don't hesitate to contact the NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477).

Let's look out for one another and stay safe out there!

Best regards,
Security Hawk

Officials say the suspects used guns, metal bats and sticks with nails in them during the robberies.

03/21/2024

Shoplifting surges in NYC & LA - 64% & 61% increase respectively over 4 years. NYC reports 90,000+ incidents by Nov '23. Urgent action is needed to tackle this crisis.

Shoplifting continues to be a major crisis in America's two largest cities, as thefts increased 64 percent in New York City and 61 percent in Los Angeles over the last four years.