Comodo Targets Web Hosting Companies with New Security Solutions at HostingCon …

Posted by | Other - Business & Finance | Saturday 31 July 2010 10:00 pm

Comodo, a leading Certificate Authority and Internet security organization, today announced it will be exhibiting at the sixth annual HostingCon, in Austin on July 19-21 at the Austin Convention Center located in the heart of the Texas capital.

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July 20, 2010 Jersey City, NJ, July 19, 2010 – Comodo, a leading Certificate Authority and Internet security organization, today announced it will be exhibiting at the sixth annual HostingCon, the worlds largest conference and trade show serving the hosted services industry in Austin, on July 19-21 at the Austin Convention Center located in the heart of the Texas capital.

“Comodo security experts will be on hand to introduce, demonstrate and discuss our newest products and security solutions – including BuyerTrust and Comodo Web Application Firewall – to Web hosting providers,” said Alex Kehayias, Comodo product manager.

HostingCon attracts web hosts, data center operators, software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies, ISPs and other infrastructure providers from around the world. Last year, HostingCon attendees represented more than thirty countries.

“We are encouraging attendees to discuss their trust and security needs for the future. As the security space continues to change and evolve rapidly, hosting companies and infrastructure providers need to stay one step ahead at all times,” Kehayias said.

Buyer Trust and other Comodo Internet security solutions such as the Comodo Web Application firewall product soon to be available at the end of the month will be featured at the Comodo Booth # 333 at the show. Comodo will also be showcasing its partner program and offering exciting opportunities for those individuals interested in becoming channel partners.

BuyerTrust is a program for eCommerce merchants that increases conversion by offering up to $25,000 Purchase Protection Guarantee. After careful screening, BuyerTrust merchants are given a conversion-boosting site seal and the functionality to provide a free purchase protection guarantee with every transaction. This guarantee shows shoppers that the website with the BuyerTrust seal is highly trustworthy.

BuyerTrust, offered through Comodo affiliate eVouch, Inc., makes shoppers feel confident every step of the way. Seeing the interactive site seal on the homepage lets shoppers know this is a trustworthy site, with a Purchase Protection program. While on the product pages, seeing the site seal gives shoppers the confidence they need to buy. Receiving the purchase protection after checkout reassures them that they made the right choice. These days, every eCommerce merchant is feeling the pinch. Everyone is looking for new ways to attract and keep more customers. BuyerTrust, and its free $25,000 Purchase Protection Guarantee, is a unique way to reassure every online shopper.

Comodo Web Application Firewall

Comodo Web Application Firewall protects applications and websites from known and unknown attacks. The service is able to automatically block thousands of known attacks and learn usage patterns to keep hackers out. Comodo Web Application Firewall easily meets PCI compliance requirement 6.6 to protect customers sensitive data.

Comodo is a leading brand in Internet security. With US Headquarters in New Jersey and global resources in UK, China, India, Ukraine, and Romania, Comodo provides businesses and consumers worldwide with security and trust services, including digital certificates, PCI scanning, desktop security, and remote PC support. Securing online transactions for over 200,000 businesses, and with more than 25 million desktop security software installations, including an award-winning firewall and antivirus software, Comodo is Creating Trust Online. To learn more, visit Comodo’s website

For more information, reporters and analysts may contact:

Robin Carley, ComodoPublic Relations and Corporate CommunicationsOffice: 201-963-0004 x 4073E-Mail: robin.carley@comodo.com

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Send an email to Robin Carley of comodo201-963-0004 x 4073

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Reliable Web Hosting Services | Web Hosting Tutorials

Posted by | Other - Business & Finance | Friday 30 July 2010 11:00 am

July 21, 2010 at 2:38 pm · Filed under Web Hosting Articles

One of the most interesting options for a website owner is using cheap hosting dedicated server as a support platform for the site. As time goes by and traffic on your website increases, the need for a more expensive server becomes a priority. It is a process of modernization that must go hand in hand with the success of your website.

If there are too many users sharing the computer or the web hosting server, then there will be interference with its efficiency. And the lack of efficiency would be the last thing that anyone would prefer.

One of the main advantages of cheap dedicated server hosting is hinged on the affordable costs you must pay. The reason why you could not be further punished is because you are still in the viability of this web hosting option. Charges do vary from one company to another depending on the quality offered and the level of competition in the market at any given time. Its you who needs to recognise the reliable company.

Essentially, there are two types of dedicated website hosting services. One is the Virtual Private Server, this is type of hosting where you share the server with other websites as well. This is comparatively the least expensive server in this category. This allows you to use a number of resources that have been agreed upon. There are fewer shares, resulting in greater efficiency.

The second type of web hosting is an option for accommodation in a dedicated server is used. These servers are extensively reserved for a single user. A single customer is the sole user of such a web hosting service. In this type of website hosting, the entire server is leased by one user. In this case, there are no restrictions to be shared with the public services of the hosting of a website.

In every online business, there comes a time when you realize that traffic is increasing with each passing day. This is when the server is the only alternative that a smart webmaster would opt for. This is the perfect tool for anyone who wishes to maximize the benefits from the web sites, driving more traffic hence increasing the chances of conversion from visitors into customers.

If you’re still having problems or want a suggestion about upgrading your web hosting package, then, as an experienced web hosting provider in the UK, we recommend you to get in touch with our sales department once. We would be glad to assist you with choosing the best web hosting packages for your web site(s).

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Posted by | Other - Business & Finance | Thursday 29 July 2010 11:00 am

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Green Data Center | Web Hosting, ASP.NET Hosting, Domain …

Posted by | Other - Business & Finance | Thursday 29 July 2010 12:00 am

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When Data Centers were first being built, nobody really thought much about things like energy efficiency and environmental impact. But we’re helping change that. While servers still require a significant power supply electricity, a carefully maintained indoor environment, and fail-safe backup systems, we’re developing new ways to do it all in a more sustainable way.

When Bigger Is Not Better

The temptation for any successful organization is to build the largest, most impressive structure you can afford. But according to the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System, developed by the U.S. Green Building Council, the less material you use in the construction of your building the better. At AtlantaNAP we’ve built our Data Center with a minimum of materials that are not required for effective operation. A grand entryway may be impressive to a few clients, but the more drywall, marble and paint that goes into a facility the more energy is required to make and install those materials. And using more materials also results in more volatile organic compound being produced in the manufacturing of the materials. It also takes energy to transport these materials, which, along with their byproducts, end up in our landfills.

Keeping Cool And Still Using Less

It doesn’t take many computers to generate a lot of heat but it’s important to their stability that they run in a carefully controlled climate. Many Data Centers use additional gas or electricity to heat and cool the non-data portions of their facilities. But we’re implementing heat pumps that utilize the heat from the data center to heat the offices and generator rooms in the winter and utilize the data centers highly efficient cooling towers to provide cooling to the offices in the summer. This not only saves us money on burning gas or electricity to heat the space, but is more environmentally friendly. Our use of well water for the cooling towers also provides geothermal heat removal since all the water being input to the towers is from the earth at a constant 55 degrees Fahrenheit which removes btu’s from the water and the building naturally.

Geothermal Cooling

Another cooling resource we’re exploring is the use of well water in an outside cooling tower. As mentioned above it gives us natural BTU removal through geothermal cooling but it also gives us a big savings in water replacement and reduces the amount of electricity needed to distribute city water over long distances and the harmful chemicals used in its treatment for drinking purification, as well conserves potable water in the city?s watershed.

Air to Air Heat Exchange

Using an indoor climate computer, we monitor the outside temp and simply exchange our hot air in the heating and cooling system with chilled air from outside. This is another energy saver and that also takes a lot of load off the compressors of the AC units and eliminates the need for additional materials in the ac units in the form of waterside economizers which use precious copper.

Optimizing Pumps And Fans For Better Efficiency

Under the old way of designing a cooling system, you’d hire an engineering firm to come in and do a Doppler flow study on your water distribution pipes to make sure that the pumps when running at full speed were providing enough gallons per minute to your air conditioning units to remove enough BTUs from the air. Then you would manually adjust flow restricting valves that would “balance” your system to the proper amount.

This is highly inefficient because pumps running at 100% are using most of their energy to achieve the last 30% of the motor curve. Also, when the amount of water the pump is able to move is restricted, it works harder, uses more energy and reduces its effective life.

State of the Art VFD and Computer Optimizing Systems

To avoid wasting this energy we use Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) on our air conditioning pumps and fans. A VFD will provide the right amount of electricity so the motor can operate in the most efficient manner. It’s not working harder just smarter.

We’re also cutting energy usage on the cooling fans on our water chillers in our green data center. They used to be run by a sensor that would turn them on or off at a certain water temperature. This meant that the motors were constantly cycling on and off. A large amount of current is required for a startup and as the motor ran a full capacity it was wasting half of its input energy.

Now our building computer monitors the water temperature. And by using VFD’s to control the speed of the fans, they run efficiently all the time, avoiding the startup draw and doing a better job of maintaining a constant temperature. Again, this saves money on power cost and on equipment wear and tear.

How Backup Generators Can Do Better On Their Tests

Every Data Center has to have backup power generators, which run on natural gas or diesel, and these generators must be tested on a regular basis to make sure they’re fully functional should a catastrophic power outage occur. But until recently, all the electricity created by the generators was wasted. We test our backup generators “under load,” meaning we actually run our Data Center on the power they generate. This not only saves electricity but give us a better idea of how they perform in a real power emergency. The generator manufacturers recommend testing them under load but few Data Centers choose to do this. We save 250 gallons of diesel per month from needless exhaust into the environment ? or 3000 gallons per year.

Newer Computers Use Less Energy

Older computers aren’t just slower; they use significantly more energy to do the same amount of processing when compared to a newer CPU. We wanted to know how much better we could do in this area so we’ve developed a metric to measure this use of power relative to the amount of CPU power over the entire data center. We are making it public domain for anyone to use.
Hinklegraph

We call it the Hinkle Benchmark and we are posting it on our site to show our current metric. We encourage all other providers to be transparent and post their results as well. We don’t think we will be the leader in this benchmark but we are focused on improving our number so that we become one of the best.

The benchmark is calculated by summing all of servers’ Passmark score/watts used per chip and then dividing this number by the total number of servers. The resulting metric will give an indication of the relative use of power compared to the overall delivery of computational power.

Consumers will want to look at their provider’s score and hopefully choose a Data Center that is committed to improving in this area.

Cutting Needless Packaging By Up To 66%

Because we’re constantly upgrading, we receive a steady stream of new equipment and supplies. Unfortunately, it’s not readily recyclable in most areas and a huge amount of “filler” ends up in landfills. To cut down on needless packing materials, we’ve requested that our suppliers ship our new equipment to us in bulk packaging when possible.

We’ve also made the switch to Gaylord boxes, which allow us to receive up to 20 servers on pallet in a single box with packaging inside the box. This cuts the packaging waste by about 2/3rds

Recycling Just About Everything

We recycle all of our cardboard, metals and our old computers. Nothing goes to landfills except non recyclable garbage.

We’re serious about our commitment to the environment. As a customer, you can be sure that we’re doing our best to be Atlanta’s least wasteful, most energy efficient Data Center.

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