Current Co. Eyes Wireless Spectrum
GigaOM, July 18, 2006
Broadband TV has endless possibilities
Lincoln Journal Star/Knight Ridder News Service, June 21, 2006
IPTV: A "Multi-Billion Dollar Industry"?
TechNewsWorld, June 14, 2006
Report: Alternative IPTV approaches may help drive the market
CED Magazine, June 8, 2006
Is IPTV Next Killer App?
Internet News, June 7, 2006
Earth Day Sparks Large Interactive IPTV Event
PCWorld, April 18, 2006
COMTek Plans Earthday Videocast Reaching 16,000 Schools
Converge Network Digest, April 18, 2006
Internet Carried On Power Lines
The Washington Post, October 6, 2005
Manassas leads the nation in broadband-over-powerline
DC Examiner, October 5, 2005
Broadband online in Manassas
Manassas Journal Messenger, October 6, 2005
Virginia town pioneers new broadband technology
Energy Central News, October 5, 2005
Virginia Town Pioneers Broadband over Power Lines
Top Tech News, October 5, 2005
BPL for Manassas
NBC TV, October 5, 2005
Exercises in Simplicity
IT Jungle, May 3, 2005
Manassas Pioneers Delivery of High-Speed Internet Access over Power Lines
Virginia Town & City, April 2005
Plugged In: Broadband over Power Lines Goes Live
Computerworld, March 14, 2005
Report: 2005 Could Be Breakthrough Year for 'Broadband Over Powerline' Serving U.S. Consumers, Businesses
Government Technology, March 3, 2005
Powerline Broadband Set to Grow in 2005
The Industry Standard, February 25, 2005
Suppliers Tout Broadband Over Power Lines
Information Week, February 24, 2005
America ’s Fastest Growing Private Companies
Inc. 500, Fall 2004
What Lies Beneath
Black Enterprise, June 2004
Small Businesses Grow Under Watchful Eyes of Mentors
Federal Computer Week, April 12, 2004
Government Software Maker Takes Aim at Civilian Files
Potomac Tech Journal, July 11, 2001
No*Trace™ Completely Removes Data from PC
Serverworld Magazine, July 11, 2001
Vanished Without a Trace
PC Magazine, June 25, 2001
Small businesses grow under watchful eyes of mentors
Federal Computer Week, April 12, 2004
Government Software Maker Takes Aim at Civilian Files
Potomac Tech Journal, July 11, 2001
Communication Technologies, Inc., a software design company with a 10-year track record selling security products to government agencies and the military, has turned its attention to the private sector. The firm is about to mount a marketing campaign for a new security tool that deletes files from hard drives. No*TraceTM, as the product is called, could be looked upon as the high-tech equivalent of the "Mission Impossible" self-destruct audio-tape burnings.
Making Sensitive Info Disappear
Digital Edge, July, 2001
Many of us carry laptops everywhere. And on those laptop hard drives we keep hundreds, if not thousands, of files including company documents, spreadsheets, price quotes, proposals, and personal data. So how do you keep sensitive files from getting into the hands of thieves? Enter Communication Technologies, Inc. with their software product called No*Trace. It completely wipes out selected files or directories when you hit a series of hot keys or when someone passes a set number of login failures. The "hot key" idea would work for military types who wanted to destroy material before capture. Wonder if the P-3 crew forced on Hainan Island had software like this on any of their machines?
No*TraceTM
SC Magazine, July, 2001
Sensitive data that requires purging can easily be forgotten. Now the problem with this is what happens if your machine is stolen or someone hacks in to get the data? Well, if you install No*TraceTM you should never find yourself looking down the barrel of that gun. This small but powerful software tool removes proprietary data at the touch of a button and when it´s gone, it´s gone.
No*TraceTM Completely Removes Data from PC
Serverworld Magazine, July 11, 2001
In today´s world of stolen laptops, network infiltration, and the increasing value of proprietary assets, No*Trace stands out as the only data removal product on the market today that offers powerful "denial-of-service" capability through its unique Automatic Purge option.
Vanished Without a Trace
PC Magazine, June 25, 2001
Communication Technologies, Inc., a former military software development house has just entered the private sector with No*TraceTM, a unique data security software application that prevents illicit access to your files.
Product of the Day
Mobile Computing, May 16, 2001
No*TraceTM, a computer data security program form Communication Technologies, Inc. enables business users to remove sensitive information from desktops or laptops. Users can pre-configure No*TraceTM to automatically erase sensitive information from a hard disk id a laptop is stolen. No*TraceTM deletes individual files or complete directories quickly, reliably, and permanently.
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