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Hello, just a heads up, our AMD Server Network is going for scheduled maintenance on August 20th, 2020 at 8AM UTC to 11 AM UTC. Affected services includes Anthonian Plesk Network, HAIL IGA Vault and others. This is to optimize the performance and security of the new network.
What’s Happening Hello everyone, we are shutting down CRN now that the pandemic economical impact has starting to stabilize. We have been using up a lot of funding to provide free websites for businesses and we are running low on the allocated funding. And without any source of additional funding
Status Update: Service Interruption Reported, IGA Hosting services are not affected and are fully operational. Certain services were unavailable during the downtime from 1:06 PM UTC to 8:02 PM UTC (7 hours). The issue is fully resolved at this time.
In light of recent events, the COVID-19 crisis seems to still have a long way to go before it ends. We understand that many businesses are greatly affected by this crisis as physical traffic reduces. We are lowering our rates to help to get these businesses to continue to operate online.
Coronavirus is keeping everyone at home, we understand that everyone is transitioning to conduct their daily routine online. This causes a surge in web traffics, our statistics show an average of 5% increase in web traffics.
We are upgrading our system with a new awe-inspiring UI design and unifying the HAIL IGA Network Sites designs. Our goal is to provide the best user experience possible and that means part of our Network will need to be updated. So what is going to change?
By now, you’ve probably read dozens of emails exactly like this one, so we’ll keep it brief like shorts. Or briefs 😛
We’re updating our privacy policy in preparation for the EU’s General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) on 25th this month. Although these changes are spurred by European law, we think privacy is super important and so these changes will apply to everyone, no matter where you’re located.
Strong passwords are utterly important – they prevent unauthorized access to your electronic accounts and devices. If you choose a very complicated and long password, you will make it very difficult for a hacker to crack it, whether by a brute-force attack (i.e., trying every possible combination of numbers, letters or special
PCI v3.2 Migrating SSL/Early TLS June 30 Deadline SSL/early TLS are no longer considered secure forms of encryption for payment card data! PCI DSS v3.1 published in April 2015 included a June 2016 deadline for disabling SSL/early TLS and implementing a secure encryption protocol. Based on industry feedback, in
IGA Primary Website is now live! Primary systems are currently active, secondary systems, such as AIC, AIES and more, will be online soon.
