Good news for our Asia based customers! We've further expanded the bandwidth available in Asia with a new high-speed, secure server location in Hong Kong.
The new servers will make sure our current level of performance is maintained in the Asian region with the increase in traffic from our new users.
VPN services and identity protection services are always evolving. That's why our GoTrusted blog brings you the latest news about VPN accounts, hiding your IP or browsing in private.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Internet Privacy Concerns in the News
Given the recent news about government monitoring of Internet communication, we'd like to address our current and future customers. Stories such as these have concerned millions of Internet users:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-21743499
GoTrusted's mission has always been to protect Internet users' privacy and access. We believe it is paramount that our users' communication not be breached by any government, ISP or malicious individuals. Customers of the GoTrusted VPN Service can be assured that their communications are fully encrypted over the GoTrusted network to our secure servers, ensuring their anonymity, privacy, security and access to a free Internet. At GoTrusted, we will continue to work for these principles regardless of the efforts of outside entities to circumvent them.
Thank You,
The GoTrusted Team
Saturday, May 18, 2013
GoTrusted Expands Bandwidth in Europe
Due to increases in ISP speeds provided to customers in the European area, GoTrusted has now expanded its available bandwidth in Europe with the launch of our new high-speed German secure server location. These new servers will ensure that fast performance is maintained for GoTrusted's existing European users, in addition to future users of our VPN service.
As always, support is there to help if you run into any issues so don't hesitate to contact them.
Monday, May 13, 2013
Major Update Coming for Windows 8
Some good news for our Windows 8 users. Microsoft released a statement earlier this week telling of a new update code named 'Blue' that they'll be releasing June 26th at the Build developers conference held in San Francisco.
They're has been plenty of feedback from users both critical and positive. Something Microsoft has readily acknowledged.
"We need to work to address a real learning curve with Windows 8," said Tami Reller, chief financial officer for Microsoft's Windows division. "That's a big challenge for us."
The update is rumored to address some of the issues that people have been raising most concern about. One of the biggest being a lack of a true 'Start' button that has been present in every Microsoft OS release since '95.
There can be a steep learning curve associated with Microsoft's new operating system and can seem daunting to new users. We have our share of support cases involving Windows 8 and that's why our support is there! Don't hesitate to send them an email if you run into any issues using GoTrusted on your Windows 8 devices.
They're has been plenty of feedback from users both critical and positive. Something Microsoft has readily acknowledged.
"We need to work to address a real learning curve with Windows 8," said Tami Reller, chief financial officer for Microsoft's Windows division. "That's a big challenge for us."
The update is rumored to address some of the issues that people have been raising most concern about. One of the biggest being a lack of a true 'Start' button that has been present in every Microsoft OS release since '95.
There can be a steep learning curve associated with Microsoft's new operating system and can seem daunting to new users. We have our share of support cases involving Windows 8 and that's why our support is there! Don't hesitate to send them an email if you run into any issues using GoTrusted on your Windows 8 devices.
Thursday, April 11, 2013
New GoTrusted Review on BestReviews.net
A new review has recently been posted by BestReviews.net about GoTrusted's VPN Service.
In the review, they highlight our company history and the features you'll be seeing when using GoTrusted. It's a good read for those looking for an additional resource before trying our VPN service.
Our customers can also leave their own customer reviews on the site. We hear a lot of great feed back through our support so if you feel the need, please let us know how we're doing on the site!
In the review, they highlight our company history and the features you'll be seeing when using GoTrusted. It's a good read for those looking for an additional resource before trying our VPN service.
Our customers can also leave their own customer reviews on the site. We hear a lot of great feed back through our support so if you feel the need, please let us know how we're doing on the site!
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Information Week 2013 LAN Survey
Information Week has published their LAN survey with some interesting results.
There were 419 respondents in the survey composed of mostly businesses with more than 5000 employees (34%) and more than 10000 employees. (21%)
Some of the results show the potential direction we're going to see companies moving toward in regards to wireless technology. A couple interesting data points are:
802.11ac is going to be the new wireless standard and is projected to be common place by 2015. It has roughly three times the speed of current 802.11n technology. It also boasts increased range and stability.
The idea of wireless replacing wired infrastructure, while it seems an eventuality, will take time and will likely cause some stir in the security community. Wired connections can be completely closed, only allowing someone physically connected to access systems. Wireless, while still able to be secured, is always going to need to allow at least some level of connectivity from the outside world. Adding a potential gateway for attacks on systems.
VPN services and increased, more innovative wireless security will become more and more necessary as we move toward a wireless future. It's going to become even more important that we protect ourselves from potential threats in an age where information is becoming increasingly valuable and available.
There were 419 respondents in the survey composed of mostly businesses with more than 5000 employees (34%) and more than 10000 employees. (21%)
Some of the results show the potential direction we're going to see companies moving toward in regards to wireless technology. A couple interesting data points are:
- 45% have plans to deploy 802.11ac gear on production networks, half of those will go to it as soon as it is available.
- 37% see wireless replacing wired infrastructure within five years.
802.11ac is going to be the new wireless standard and is projected to be common place by 2015. It has roughly three times the speed of current 802.11n technology. It also boasts increased range and stability.
The idea of wireless replacing wired infrastructure, while it seems an eventuality, will take time and will likely cause some stir in the security community. Wired connections can be completely closed, only allowing someone physically connected to access systems. Wireless, while still able to be secured, is always going to need to allow at least some level of connectivity from the outside world. Adding a potential gateway for attacks on systems.
VPN services and increased, more innovative wireless security will become more and more necessary as we move toward a wireless future. It's going to become even more important that we protect ourselves from potential threats in an age where information is becoming increasingly valuable and available.
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
FTC plans mobile security event for June 4th
The Federal Trade Commission will be holding a public event on June 4th in an effort to make the public more aware of the emerging and lingering security threats in the mobile device ecosystem.
The event will be held in the agency's Washington, D.C. conference center and will highlight data collection, advertising, and other topics such as emerging mobile threats, potential infrastructure issues, and authentication strategies for mobile devices.
Of course VPN Services are becoming more of a hot topic, especially in the mobile ecosystem, so we'll no doubt be hearing how they will increasingly come into play as privacy becomes an ever looming issue and people look for ways to protect themselves.
The event will be held in the agency's Washington, D.C. conference center and will highlight data collection, advertising, and other topics such as emerging mobile threats, potential infrastructure issues, and authentication strategies for mobile devices.
Of course VPN Services are becoming more of a hot topic, especially in the mobile ecosystem, so we'll no doubt be hearing how they will increasingly come into play as privacy becomes an ever looming issue and people look for ways to protect themselves.
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