Nauticus Protects Laptop User Data, Provides Data Security3 February 2006
Tugboat Enterprises Ltd. has launched its latest product Nauticus to protect laptop owners in case of theft of laptop computers and notebooks. The launch comes hot on the heels of a report released January 27 by security giant Symantec that the average business computer holds information worth about $1 million, that most corporate executives do not have a proper back up system in place, and that about 50 percent of companies experienced theft of a laptop or mobile data device in 2005 alone. http://www.tugboatenterprises.com/Nauticus/index.asp
"While it's true that our off-site data storage product Nauticus can and is sold to desktop and network users," said Tugboat CEO Judi Tyabji Wilson, "we have discovered through the sale of our successful data rescue program Lifeboat that laptops users are the most vulnerable to loss of data."
Nauticus is an affordable automated on-line, off-site back up system that stores user data in secure facilities with built-in redundancy. At about $10 per month for the average user, its price and ease of use make it a prime choice for computer users who want to safeguard important information, whether email info, photographs, documents, or spreadsheets. The privacy laws of Canada provide excellent protection of corporate documents in this off-site storage system.
Market research conducted by Tugboat Enterprises is consistent with Symantec's results, and Tugboat believes Nauticus will be particularly popular amongst large global businesses and government agencies. "These are the two groups with the most to lose when data is stolen, or lost due to software malfunction," Tyabji Wilson added. "It is unfortunate that so many CEOs and government department heads don't insist that proper off-site backup is done and data recovery software is available. Some take the attitude that it won't happen to me, and when it does they have little or no recourse."
Nauticus is a companion to Lifeboat data rescue software to provide complete data security and recovery. Both products are at http://www.tugboatenterprises.com. Lifeboat data rescue, built on the Tugboat platform, has received high accolades from professionals and customers since it hit the market in the 2005.
System requirements: Nauticus requires an Internet connection and supports the Windows family of operating systems including Windows 95/98/ME, Windows 2000/XPWindows, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000 (Server and workstation), and Windows 2003. Lifeboat will run under all Windows platforms and requires an Intel compatible PC (486 or better), 16 MB RAM, a CD drive, Network connection to a second computer, a CD burner; Floppy drive required if CD drive not bootable.
Lifeboat is available for $99.99 at http://www.tugboatenterprises.com. Industry reviews of Lifeboat are at http://www.pcnet-online.com/index.html and http://www.kickstartnews.com/reviews/utilities/lifeboat_1.html
TUCOWS Must Have Applications -- Lifeboat by Dr. File Finder December 22, 2005
Lifeboat saved me hours of work.... The Lifeboat Data Rescue System is brilliantly simple... Lifeboat can save your files even if the operating system has failed! I haven't seen another program that can make that claim... Lifeboat, by Tugboat Enterprises, Ltd., is in my opinion a program that should be included with every computer... Because you never know what will trigger the crash... Lifeboat ... (has) become what I consider to be a true must have application!
If you don't buy the program now, at least bookmark this page in case you need Lifeboat in the future. The builders of the Titanic said it was unsinkable and didn't install enough lifeboats. They were wrong and it cost the passengers everything. If you have a crash, make sure you have a LifeBoat! http://editorial.tucows.com/blog/CurrentContentArticles/_archives/2005/12/22/1 452981.html
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