Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

SendThisFile Raises the bar in File Transfer Security

SendThisFile® today is reintroducing its file transfer security features to the online community. In recent months SendThisFile has bolstered its file sharing service with security features that far surpass industry norms. SendThisFile customers can send large files protected by a broad array of security features including secure login, transfer encryption, storage encryption, permanent file removal, download passwords, long URIs that greatly reduce file download page guessing, and more.

File sharing companies often do not focus on providing enough security to their users. For example, to keep costs low file sharing companies often transfer files unencrypted over the Internet, which reduces back-end server processing, but at the risk of packet sniffing. Surprisingly, many companies also forgo basic SSL certificates to protect their users' entire session, from sign-in to file transfer. Many file sharing services also rely on simple file sharing methods that are often insecure, ignoring potential security threats such as phishing and spoofing.

SendThisFile provides an advanced array of security features because privacy is still very important to many users, and some information is personal and highly sensitive, such as tax records, financial data, employee records, accounting statements, and company data. SendThisFile respects the privacy of its customers, which is why SendThisFile has designed, by default, privacy and security into its system.

"By its very nature, digital information is easy to copy and store indefinitely. Many of our customers' files contain highly sensitive information and deserves protection" said Scott Sexton, SendThisFile's VP of Business Development. "That is why our business focuses on providing a comprehensive security suite to users looking to send big files."

As the Internet continues to grow and mature, cyber threats will increase in their frequency and sophistication. With so much at risk, it is a mystery why other file sharing companies' don't provide adequate security.

"Most companies don't invest the time or money necessary to provide sufficient security," said John Stephens, SendThisFile's VP of Operations. "Many simply aren't aware of the risk they are putting their users' data under."

SendThisFile serves its paying customers, not advertisers, and its focus on privacy protection and data security does not conflict with serving ads or cutting corners to save money on a free service. Venture backed companies often forego profitability to grow their business, but as realities hit when money dries up, they turn to advertisers. To serve ads companies need to collect as much data as they can, especially personal data, to sell to advertisers either now or in the future.

"It's simply good business," said Sexton. "We know that providing security goes hand-in-hand with providing a great file sharing service."

About SendThisFile:

Since 2003 SendThisFile, Inc. has been an industry leader in providing managed file transfers to its clients. Its service provides an uncomplicated and secure way for computer users to send large files that are too big for typical email servers. With over 1.5 million users served and more than 60 million files transferred and customers in over 160 countries, SendThisFile is a proven and reliable partner for Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and individual users.

More information: www.sendthisfile.com

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SendThisFile supports open source Webalizer project

SendThisFile, Inc., industry leading online managed file transfer company, announces support of the open-source Webalizer project.

Webalizer is one of the most popular web server administration tools in use. Free to use and distributed under the GNU General Public License, Webalizer is an open source multi-platform application that processes web server traffic logs, creating web visitor analysis reports that are viewable in any web browser.

SendThisFile recognized early on, how useful the software could be. Webalizer was written in C to be extremely fast and highly portable. A 1.6Ghz laptop, can process close to 70,000 records per second, allowing a log file with roughly 2 million hits to be analyzed in 30 seconds.

Aaron Freeman, SendThisFile CEO, strongly supports Webalizer, using it for the company's file transfer service website, "Webalizer has broad appeal because it is free, simple to use, and is extremely fast." SendThisFile has used Webalizer to assist its web traffic analysis.

Analyzing website traffic information is critical to the website's ability to retain and attract customers. Using Webalizer, SendThisFile was able to segment customers who send big files from customers who transfer large files enterprise-wide.

SendThisFile is extending its support to the Webalizer project by hosting the entire website for the open source project, including file downloads. "SendThisFile wants to give back to the open source community." said Freeman, "When I went looking to install Webalizer I saw the owner's request for help on his website and thought that SendThisFile might make a good fit for providing him some rack space."

In use since 1997, websites have used the Webalizer application to optimize and tune their website content. It is available worldwide in over 37 languages

About Webalizer:

Webalizer is a fast, free web server log file analysis program. It produces highly detailed, easily configurable usage reports in HTML format, for viewing with a standard web browser.

More information: www.webalizer.org

About SendThisFile:

SendThisFile® started in 2003 with the goal of providing businesses and individuals a way to send large files over the Internet with the specific focus of security and ease of use. With over 1.5 million users, SendThisFile® has customers in over 160 countries with customers that range from individuals who use our service to send big files to Fortune 500 companies that rely on us to be their Managed File Transfer solution.

More information: www.sendthisfile.com

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Wednesday, September 14, 2011

#1 WordPress Optimization Company is Selling Website on Flippa!

Top ranked WordPress SEO company is selling their website, after putting years of SEO & link building into it. WordPress optimization (or SEO for WordPress) is a growing service that many companies are finding themselves needing more and more. Nowadays, a basic SEO company doesn’t know how to fully utilize the benefits and features or the WordPress platform. Many webmasters and corporations are looking for WordPress experts to help them manage their websites built on WordPress, blog or not.

Optimizationable.com is the leader in WordPress optimization and is Google’s #1 WordPress optimization expert. The domain has well over 50 WordPress and blog related terms on the 1st page of Google and 100’s if not thousands on the next few pages. Everyday someone asks Optimizationable.com for SEO help, tips or advice on how to make the most of their WordPress site.

Several years ago Optmizationable.com offered extremely effective WordPress SEO packages that sold very well. They even still have the client testimonials to prove going with Optimizationable.com is the best route to go if your website is on the WordPress Platform.

If you are an SEO company, a WordPress developer/programmer, or online marketing package provider, Optimizationable.com is just right for you. Start getting additional leads from established bloggers and companies with websites built on WordPress. Since Optimizationable.com possesses prime #1 Google, Yahoo & Bing positions for great terms, the conversion rates and CTR are great for leads, sales and branding.

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Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Computer expert hits back at “flawed” UK Government plan to protect children on the Internet

AN EXPERT IN CHILD PROTECTION on the Internet and provider of a safe and simple computer safeguard system has hit back at UK Government plans to block porn access at source as "flawed and badly thought-out".

Culture Minister Ed Vaizey told the Sunday Times that the UK Government was looking at ways of introducing UK legislation to halt pornography sites at source.

But leading IT consultant Nathan Wright, of the renowned child Internet protection system CYBERminder™, said: "One size fits all is a concept that will not work. The Internet is a global, not a national phenomenon."

Power should be in the hands of parents immediately -- not after several years of discussion, said Nathan.

"While a high level debate on this serious topic is long overdue there are likely to be too many technical, moral and potentially legal challenges to this concept," he said.

"Proposed UK-only legislation in the couple of years suggested is small comfort to parents whose children are right now being exposed to the dangers of Internet pornography." In response to the government proposal, Nicholas Lansman, secretary general of the ISPA (Internet Service Providers Association) said: "ISPA firmly believes that controls on children's access to the Internet should be managed by parents and carers with the tools ISPs provide, rather than being imposed top-down."

Nathan Wright runs the "Supervise And Protect" website and fully supports Lansman's comments saying: "CYBERminder already offers a totally viable solution to this issue of child protection on the Internet. Certainly teenagers want to have access to a wider range of sites than a younger child and our simple USB key device caters for this, while importantly still providing safeguards."

All parents can choose appropriate protection for their child, or children of multiple ages, as CYBERminder is offered for under-nines nine-to-12s and teenagers, in a very easy to use non-technical way. Parents themselves can access the Internet without restriction.

Internet usage today can be the norm for children as young as four years old. They quickly learn how they can find what they are looking for using search engines such as Google and Yahoo. The problem is children frequently stumble across content that is inappropriate for their age including pornography, gambling and violence.

Miranda Suit, co-chair of Safer Media, which campaigns to make media safe for children, told the BBC that the pornography available on the Internet now was very different from any that has gone before.

She cited a report compiled by the US conservative think tank The Witherspoon Institute which suggested that easy access to pornography was damaging some young people.

"Children are becoming addicted in their teens to internet pornography," she said. "They are being mentally damaged so they cannot engage in intimate relationships."

Safer Media backed any measures to block pornography reaching family environments. "What we are talking about is censorship to protect our children," she said.

Nathan Wright said: "Both government and the private sector need to work together to minimise the possible harm that inappropriate content may cause our children."

Options are available to parents now enabling them to do exactly what the government requires without the need to legislate or use a sledgehammer approach.

CYBERminder, a British invention, consists of simple-to-use USB keys which control what material children and teenagers can gain access to from their computer at home.

Notes to Editors

Nathan Wright is CEO of "Supervise And Protect" and offers the CYBERminder USB system through its website.

Jersey-based, he is an IT consultant with more than 20 years of experience installing and managing IT and communication systems for the offshore financial services sector. He is an expert in e-commerce, the Internet and the commercial marketplace, and is the founder of one of the Channel Islands' first and most successful Internet service providers, LocalDial.

He recently created the "Jersey Parents" website to help parents understand and control what their children are doing and seeing online.

High resolution images are available at: http://www.SuperviseAndProtect.com/mediaimages.aspx

Please contact Maureen Keepin on +44 (0)1285 740040 (MediaUK@SuperviseAndProtect.com) or Nathan Wright on +44 (0)1173 350 616 (Nathan@SuperviseAndProtect.com) to arrange interviews.

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