Private WiFi, a young and innovative company in the security software market, is excited to announce that their website, privatewifi.com, has been approved as a McAfee Secure Site. “While it is no surprise to us,” says Kent Lawson, Private WiFi’s CEO, “it means a great deal to get recognition from such a prestigious company as McAfee that our website is a secure and safe website for users to visit.”
Private WiFi has released a new version of their software that includes Connectivity Tests, which help users determine the source of any connection problems they may encounter.
Private WiFi has rebuilt its Company Profile section, giving customers the opportunity to share their experiences of using the software by offering their own testimonials.
Private WiFi has just completely revamped the private-i section on their site where you can find cutting edge information about security issues, identity theft, the latest research and insights, and actual terms and conditions from various public WiFi networks.
For Immediate Release Private Communications Corporation Launches Software to protect Consumer Data Transmitted over Unencrypted Public Wifi Networks PRIVATE WiFi® Intended to Protect Consumers, Counter Against Increasing Hacker Threats on Public Wifi Networks SHERMAN, CONN., March 7, 2011 – Private Communications Corporation (PCC), a security technology company that protects personal data and information online, today… Read More
For Immediate Release Software Entrepreneur Launches Security Company Focused on Internet Safety, Protecting Data on Unencrypted Public Wifi Networks Kent Lawson Creates Private Communications Corporation to Help Counter Increasing Hacker Threats on Public Wifi Networks SHERMAN, CONN., January 27, 2011 – Every day, millions of consumers use more than 400,000 known unencrypted wifi networks or… Read More
In an attempt to help secure the world from hackers while using a public hotspot, Private WiFi has officially launched its WiFi Encryption Software. Until Sept, users can qualify for a month free of the hacker proof service.
An official launch date has yet to be announced, but the company is moving forward with plans to offer the product to “early adopters” in advance of the launch so they can test the product in action.
