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| WorldExtend Triples SecureIDA Customer Base in Two Weeks in June WorldExtend announces that its SecureIDAT free managed VPN and remote access service customer base has tripled in size during the first two weeks of June. By way of thanks to its burgeoning user community - and to further drive downloads, use, and viral spread of its software-based platform - WorldExtend will give away an Apple iPhone to one lucky downloader in July, August, and September. The winner will be notified at the end of each month and the announcement posted on the SecureIDA website. The latest such functionality is SecureIDA's "Zero Port" enhanced security which enables administrators to completely close down all inbound ports - yet still allow access, making it virtually impossible for hackers to access a user's network. Zero Port has already received praise from server-based computing expert and DABCC website founder, Doug Brown. Downloadable in minutes and configured via an extremely-simple and intuitive wizard-driven process, SecureIDA enables any organization to set up secure access to data and applications from any location within minutes - providing the same business agility and related productivity gains previously available only to large enterprises. SecureIDA is the only service that includes free VPN and free remote desktop access as part of a complete end-to-end remote access solution. SecureIDA's intuitive software-based platform makes it simple for an organization's employees, branch offices, suppliers, or even customers to gain simple, secure, and unlimited free remote access to shared data, such as network file folders or client server applications. Offering far greater functionality and security than other remote access services, such as GoToMyPC, SecureIDA provides free secure access to one Microsoft Windows XP Pro or Linux desktop computer for an unlimited time. The free service can also be utilized to enhance the security of client/server applications, such as e-mail or billing, while the fee-based SecureIDA Application Portal provides a far-less-costly alternative to Citrix Systems' application publishing solution (making this productive functionality available to any-sized company). write your comments about the article :: © 2007 Networking News :: home page |