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Computer Hackers Target Entertainers' Home Computers: LIGATT Security Watch by Gregory Evans
Computer hackers are the new paparazzi. Hackers are now targeting entertainers. In a hacker's chat room, LIGATT Security has learned that hackers are targeting entertainers and their managers' home computers. Seeing how much money can be made from one paparazzi photograph, hackers now have a vested interest in all private photos, family pictures, nude photographs, and personal and sexual video footage; they know that one picture can be sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars to tabloid newspapers all over the world.

Computer Monitoring Software and Data Recovery Tools: Two Valuable Resources for Cyber Security Awareness Month
October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, but Internet safety and security are year-long practices. Pandora Corp., makers of PC Pandora monitoring software and the Pandora Recovery tool, is stressing importance on two key security areas this month: the ability to track harmful changes to your home computer and recover lost data, and the knowledge that your children are safe when they go online...

Computer Security Systems
In the current technology oriented period, nearly all vital info is saved on computer systems. With the intention of locating and using this important info, hackers get a hold of destructive and innovative methods to pinch this info. People will continuously make an attempt to get into your computer system to come across info for instance your credit card number and make use of it for their own advantage.

Physical Security of Your Computer System
Youve paid a lot of money for your computer system and the majority of your business documents and information is kept on your computer. Wouldnt it be wise to take physical security measures to protect your system and the data that is on it?

QED Financial Systems Provides Comprehensive Securities Data to Investment Accounting and Portfolio Management Organizations
In July 2007, QED Financial Systems introduced QED Data Connection, a solution that provides comprehensive securities data to QED clients via single, customized data feeds that enable organizations to save time and control costs.

Home Security - Setting Up A Warning Alarm System With A PC
Home alarms are thought of being an integral aspect of home security Their main job is to caution you when there is an access violation

Protect Your Computer System with a Comprehensive Security Policy
The most difficult part of creating a Security Policy for your business is determining what, exactly, to include in it. Never heard of a Security Policy before? You're not alone.

New Security System Utilizes GSM Mobile Phone Technology to Alert Boat Owners
SensorMetrics Inc. today announced the release of a new product for the marine industry and boating consumer – a wireless boat security monitoring system called the "BoatNanny™", that uses GSM mobile Phone technology to alert boat owners of fire, flooding and theft.

All About Security Alarm System in Homes and Offices
Security alarm system in homes and offices will give you peace of mind because it will keep you safe and secure from the intruders It would be wise if homeowners and business owners provide a security alarm system in their home and offices

An Efficient And Powerful Webcam Security Software Revs Up Your Home Security System
Most families do not know that they can easily put up a video surveillance system to make their homes safer with just a personal computer, a webcam, and webcam security software However, there is so much emphasis on cutting-edge hardware

WhatCounts Further Advances its Leadership Position with the Announcement of a New Vice President of Technology

Seattle, WA (PRWEB) June 28, 2007 -- WhatCounts, Inc., a leader in comprehensive e-communication programs, today welcomes a new vice president of technology. WhatCounts' new senior staff member, Mark Chealander, brings a wealth of industry knowledge and experience to his new position.

Chealander will be responsible for leading the IT and engineering teams and developing the e-Communications Suite road map. The Chealander appointment is one of many strategic steps WhatCounts is taking to improve the customer experience and ultimately reinforce the foundation built over the past 10 years in the email marketing industry.

"Mark is a highly qualified and respected leader," said David Geller, founder and CEO of WhatCounts, Inc. "His experience and vast knowledge of the enterprise software industry will be key to advancing our product line and strengthening our market position."

Chealander's appointment furthers the mission of WhatCounts by bringing together the best possible people to help develop the best platform on the market.

"Businesses are still not fully aware of all the capabilities of email marketing," said Chealander. "Email is no longer just a communications tool. It is a tool for conducting business, not just driving business. This tool requires technology to combat the challenges presented by the ever changing landscape laid out for us by the ISP's. It requires a platform that not only delivers superior functionality and performance, but integrates the vast array of devices for enhancing deliverability, integration, and measurement. WhatCounts' superior enterprise level business application gives marketers a way to elevate their programs, and I hope to build on that strong foundation."

With 20 years of experience ranging from consultant to chief technology officer, Chealander possesses the skills to lead the future development of the e-Communications platform. With knowledge in engineering, research and development, and ASP software applications, Chealander is highly qualified to keep WhatCounts on the leading edge of online communications technology.

About WhatCounts, Inc.

WhatCounts is a leader in comprehensive e-communication programs leveraging the power of targeted permission-based email messaging, interactive two-way dialogue, personalized content syndication (RSS) and extensive marketing services. Deliverability management, strategic coaching, best practices benchmarking and professional services ensure substantial returns on loyalty marketing investments.

The powerful WhatCounts e-Communications Suite represents over ten years of industry expertise and development, and enables marketers to build brand loyalty through enhanced communication and granular analytics. This robust platform can be delivered through a hosted Web-based application for direct customers and agency resellers or via the unique proprietary Broadcaster TM appliance. With the development of the Broadcaster?, WhatCounts was the first company to offer a hardware solution with pre-installed software to eliminate metered fees. Flexible application programming interfaces allow for seamless integration between the e-Communications Suite and customer relationship management, marketing and reporting platforms.

Founded in 2000, WhatCounts is a private Seattle-based company with offices across North America. For more information, please visit www.whatcounts.com or call (800) 440-7005.

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