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Wednesday
03Jun2009

Freedom 9 and Partner Caveo Profiled in Channel Magazine in Mexico

DateWednesday, June 3, 2009 at 06:42PM

This is a translation of the freedom9 / Caveo profile appearing in Channel Magazine in Mexico.

Freedom9 arrives at Mexico of the hand of Caveo Networks Specialized in security of networks, the company Freedom9 has the objective to extend its presence in Latin America, for which takes as starting point to Mexico, key territory to comply happiness goal, in which will include the aid of Caveo Networks like its authorized wholesale only distributor in the country.

"Our proposal of business turns out to be suitable, since we are a complement to infrastructure of security already installed and, as opposed to other companies dedicated to the monitoring of networks, we arrive more in depth and we deliver functionalities extra to a competitive price", affirms John Ricketts, vice president of World Sales in Freedom9.

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Thursday
05Mar2009

Rocky Hill Public Schools Reduce Server Downtime

DateThursday, March 5, 2009 at 10:55AM

Rocky Hill Public Schools reduce server downtime with the freedom9 freeView Power 80

With four large schools and over 2,500 students located across the town, the Rocky Hill Public School IT department had a tough time keeping on top of everything. The high school alone features an interdisciplinary computer lab, a technology education computer lab, two business computer labs and an art computer lab, no small feat for any IT department to keep in fully working condition.

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Thursday
05Mar2009

Bradley County Schools Deploy Freedom 9 Solution

DateThursday, March 5, 2009 at 10:54AM

Bradley County Schools comply with new court ruling on electronic communications by using the freedom9 freeGuard Capture 2000

Back in December of 2006, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that schools, businesses, and other organizations are required to capture and maintain records on all forms of electronic communication produced by their employees. The Bradley County Schools technology department was tasked to source out a solution to ensure that their entire organization be compliant with this new ruling.

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