Katharine Hadow

Two-Factor Authentication Uses Digital Certificates to Secure Academic Networks Jersey City, NJ, August 06, 2009 - Computing-intensive MMORPGs are only one of the challenges of academic IT professionals. On top of addressing typical network administration issues such as hardware and firewalls, universities and schools also must comply with privacy laws such as HIPAA and FERPA. To aid in compliance, many academic institutions are adopting two-factor authentication to filter admission to their networks. Comodo's cost-effective and flexible two-factor authentication solutions eliminate the need for cumbersome physical tokens and expensive new hardware. Comodo's innovative approach combines other popular ideas and allows organizations to use one-time passwords, challenge questions, secure cookie technology, or the industry's easiest two-factor technology, client-side d... (more)

Comodo Internet Security Offers Default-Deny Protection

Comodo Internet Security puts power in the hands of the people with a default deny approach to installing software. The award-winning suite includes both firewall and anti-virus software and is available to Internet users entirely free. Melih Abdulhayoglu, Chief Security Architect and CEO of Comodo said, "Other security software works on a default-allow basis. If you allow software in by default, you admit any software as long as that software is not on a blacklist of known malware." Malware is software that can harm computers or can be used to steal personal information. Comod... (more)

Attorneys Protect Email Communications with Comodo Secure Email

Patent-pending technology from Comodo allows attorneys and clients to communicate at the speed of the Internet and yet to protect their privileged communications easily. Without exchanging public keys, senders can encrypt confidential information in transit. Jersey City, NJ, May 05, 2009 - Attorneys sometimes need to transmit vast amounts of sensitive data, rapidly. If they choose to do so by email, they must consider that email, though convenient, is not secure Press release about Comodo Secure Email for Attorneys.. More information about Comodo Secure Email. ... (more)

Comodo Announces LivePCSupport for Businesses

If the browser balks when a small business owner is researching an important proposal, if malware menaces when the bookkeeper is performing the month-end close, one untimely hitch in one computer can do serious damage to the business's bottom line. With Comodo's new LivePCSupport service, business owners can cross, "Become computer expert," off their to-do lists. Instead of turning her attention away from the proposal or the accounts, the business owner can click the "LivePCSupport" icon on her desktop. LivePCSupport puts computer users in touch with Comodo experts, who can remo... (more)

Two-Factor Authentication Secures Microsoft SharePoint and Outlook Web Access

Workers around the world access critical business information on Microsoft SharePoint and Outlook Web Access applications. IT managers can better control requests to see or modify business data, announced Comodo today.  By adding another form of identification besides passwords to user logins, IT departments can manage who accesses corporate information over the Internet and in cloud-based applications. To help secure small companies and promote security best-practices, Comodo has released a free version of its Two-factor Authentication for Microsoft SharePoint and Outlook Web A... (more)