Showing posts with label Security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Security. Show all posts

Sunday, February 3, 2008

AllSync®

AllSync® Version 3 is a data synchronization, backup .... and much more...
This is a professional solution for your data synchronization, backup, imaging, update, replication and archiving needs. Ît supports Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, 2003 and Vista, AllSync features a bilingual user interface, enabling you to switch between German and English with mouse-click ease.


AllSync offers a number of preconfigured copy modes for your synchronization and backup tasks which you can custom-adapt as needed. The scheduler enables you to automatically run your backup operations by setting up them or having them scheduled by an event. Easy-to-read and use preview of your copy tasks, including all the actions to be performed. Data transfer via your network, USB, FireWire, VPN, DSL, ISDN, remote links. Differential and incremental backup. ZIP data compression with AES 256-bit encryption. Option of installing AllSync Scheduler as a Windows service. Support of a wide variety of data media, e.g. hard disks, CDs, DVDs. Enhanced data protection: backup of data items to be deleted to a separate backup folder. Comprehensive file and folder filter options. Option of running operations from the command line. Detailed log files itemizing all operations and processes, can also be emailed. Monitoring of specified folders for changes.

AllSync makes data backup and synchronization a gentle wind. It simply gets the job done. Test-drive the free demo version and see for yourself what AllSync can do for you.


source & image:
allsync.biz

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Emsa Disk Check

Emsa Disk Check is a dual-purpose benefit. The disk checking prescan and make a full disk reading and also benchmarking. It makes a scanning/reading the entire contents of a disk (CD, DVD or hard drive; or even floppy) and show any read errors that may come out, but also show drive speed information, progress statistics etc. It was projected with simplicity in mind, but usefulness for the user. You can use it to do a full check of the surface of any disks, for example if you have just injured a disk and want to see if it is still legible, or if you want to check all your cd library for time or usage related faults.

source & image:

e-systems.ro

Sunday, December 23, 2007

Discover Indoor Mini-Domes

The suite of fixed, pre-pack cameras offers an good-looking solution for surveillance solution. Designed for indoor, non-vandal resistant applications, the Discover Indoor Mini-Domes is a high resolution with 540 TVL and user selectable Night-Saver mode to offer better low-light performance.

The Discover Indoor models are easy to install and configure. With an advanced pivoting 3-axis for precise angles and finest white balance to provide the clearest, most colour-perfect images as possible.
The Discover Indoor Mini-Dome high resolution models can have three focal variables, auto-iris lens size options: 2.6-6mm, 3.8-9.5mm and 9-22mm.

source & image:
securityfanatics.com

Tuesday, November 20, 2007

Imaginarium for kids - the MO1

This subject is well known by public opinion, but each of us should decide of what’s the best for our kids. Some people say that they shouldn’t have these devices while they are so young. Others say that with the nowadays world, never the less, we must protect them who we can.
According to manufactory the MO1 was conceived thinking exclusively for the six years old children’s desires, it’s equipped with security and management functions selected by the parents. This device will be sold on Imaginarium shops in Portugal from March of 2008.
The mobile phone will have only four keys, and they can receive and make calls only using contacts previously introduced by the parents, through a limited access internet site. Likewise, messages received in the MO1 are also controlled by this system, preventing any unwanted contact. It’s still equipped with a free hands system, which will be able to be activated automatically. Finally it has a location service associated to a special key for emergency.

source & image:
imaginarium.es

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

Saving the world "One New Driver" at a time.

Don't have driver’s licence? Don’t have time to go out to a school, do you live in the US, worry no more because Drivers Ed Direct offers online driving school courses and behind the wheel instruction. The DMV Online Occupational License Information System can give more information about your needs.
One of the cars used for lessons are the new hybrid cars, look for information and learn more about the meaning of choosing a driving school that not only focuses on safe driving skills, but environmental responsibility.

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Friday, November 2, 2007

511 TacticalOutdoors

Do you own a security company? Need to feel safe at work? Want to do everything by the book? Need to buy gear and tactical equipments? 511 Tactical Outdoors is perfect for you; they have a huge inventory that can to ship most orders within 24 hrs. Just need to e-mail them and you will be answered in a few hours. Need tactical gear? You came to the right place.

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511tacticaloutdoors.com

Monday, October 22, 2007

Broadcom easy on Wi-Fi set-up!

Broadcom became one of the best wi-Fi chip maker and is in the way of creating a software that will make setting up a secure WLANs very easy to do. The software provides a simple way wizard that configures both the access point and the PC client using the Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) TKIP security system. Users setting up a WLAN for the first time are asked to provide the answers to two easy questions. These answers will be used to create the authentication and data encryption keys, and the access point's unique SSID, details of which are provided to the user. When other clients are added to the WLAN, the software will asks for the information will validate him before configuring the client-side settings.

In order to ensure that the correct access point is configured, the software will only connect to access points that have been operational for less than an hour. The system requires both access point and client adaptor contain one of Broadcom's 54g-branded 802.11g chipsets. Broadcom also produce 802.11g chipsets to Linksys, Buffalo, Belkin, Motorola, Apple, Acer, Dell, HP, Gateway and others.

Since the beginning, the Wi-Fi Alliance, the standard's interoperability and marketing body, has insisted that all WPA-certified devices ship with full security settings in place. They used to turne security off by default because of the difficulty many users had in setting up secure networks. This, in turn, helped Wi-Fi develop a reputation for being easy to penetrate. WPA certainly improves WLAN security over the older Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) specification, but even WPA is useless if it's not enabled.

source & image:
theregister.co.uk

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