Here at P&C Communications we have over 25 years experience in the industry and are now teaming up with Ruckus Wireless, working together to provide the best wireless solution to provide reliable and cost effective wireless solutions. Our partnership means we can provide to customers:
P&C have been renewing our helpdesk system to offer customers the best possible end to end support. The system will allow customers to create a ticket online with a description of there issue and get a quick response from one of our support team. This system will be live at the end of the month and we'll be contacting customers soon with further details of how to operate the system. Please feel free to provide feedback and suggestions of any improvements going forward.
On June 7, 2016 WatchGuard announced the acquisition of the HawkEye G threat detection and response technology from Hexis Cyber Solutions, a wholly owned subsidiary of KEYW. By integrating the HawkEye G technology, WatchGuard will be able to offer customers a fully integrated, easy-to-deploy solution from network to endpoint, for addressing all four vectors of network security – prevention, detection, correlation, and response.
Since signing the agreement with PGI in April we have been busy formulating our plans to enhance our cyber offerings to customers. Key to this is being able to provide our customers with a pool of independent expertise within the field of pen testing, supply chain assessment, vulnerability assessments and malware analysis for a start,
Nokia has launched a long term evolution (LTE) mobile broadband service, called FastMile, to help mobile network operators (MNOs) improve rural broadband coverage while making best use of available radio spectrum.
The FastMile service offers higher data rates, two and a half times the throughput and 12 times the coverage area of a comparable mobile network for residential phone, TV and broadband connections, claimed Nokia.
The AirTight brand is associated with the very best WiFi security technology, and while that remains a core part of our offering, our platform has evolved beyond this original intent. A disconnect has been established between what we’re doing and what the AirTight name suggests. Additionally, we have made significant changes to our strategy, implementing a new business model and going after new target markets, and the new name better captures our current philosophy and value proposition.
