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Providing Advanced Internet Services to Selected Users

IPGENERAL deploys high-performance server hardware configured with Open Source software to deliver custom Internet services. Practically no file size or storage restrictions.

Fully enabled LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) HTTP web server including Open SSL, Mod_SSL and much more.
Fiber Optic Internet network connection for fast access and high-speed data transfers.
Built top-to-bottom for hardened Network Security and Data Encryption. We use “The Strongest Encrytion Allowed by Law”.
Specializing in Responsive WordPress Content Management System (CMS) websites with custom PHP and CSS for rapid mobile-friendly website creation and collaboration.
MySQL, PostgreSQL and MongoDB database management systems provide application support.
Secure end-to-end email with IMAPS server and HTTPS webmail. Plus email aliases, relay, forwarding, lists, shared folders, bulletin boards and autorespond. Highly effective Spam filter and per-message virus scan.

Security Alerts

Is Hacking Back with WHOIS a Good Idea?

Ever heard the term “hack-back”? Hacking back is the process of identifying attacks on a system and their origin.

Campus Security Changes Laws At Oregon Colleges

Kaylee's Law, named after Kaylee Sawyer, who was killed by a security officer at Central Oregon Community College in Bend during 2016, promises to change campus security laws for the well-being of students and staff at local Oregon colleges.

Biometric Technology Used at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth Airport

The Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport implemented kiosks for a biometric scanning service for travelers.

Fair Chance Act Gives Former Incarcerated Better Job Opportunities

A bill authored by U.S. Senators Cory Booker (D-NJ) and Ron Johnson (R-WI) to give formerly incarcerated individuals a fairer shot at finding employment passed the House of Representatives, as part of a larger package related to military defense.

Facial Recognition: When Convenience and Privacy Collide

The use of facial recognition in the United States public sector has received a great deal of press lately, and most of it isn’t positive.

Report: More Federal Funding is Needed to Secure 2020 Elections

The $380 million of Federal funds allocated to election security is not sufficient, and additional Federal support will be needed to secure the 2020 election, says a new report.

CISA and Washington Redskins Team Up to Exercise Emergency Response Plans

The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the Washington Redskins held a joint tabletop exercise with local law enforcement and first responders to review and test plans to respond to a public safety emergency FedExField.

Closer Ties: Private Security and Public Safety Need Interoperable Communications

On October 1, 2017 a lone gunman fired down from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Hotel in Las Vegas, killings dozens of people attending a country music festival.

Assess Cyber Risk Using the COBIT2019 Framework

The COBIT2019 framework includes a holistic approach to manage cyber risks.

Sen. Chuck Schumer Expresses Privacy Concerns of FaceApp

Sen. Chuck Schumer sent a letter to the FBI and the FTC expressing his concerns with FaceApp, a mobile software application headquartered in Russia that uses artificial intelligence to alter users' images to make them look younger or older.