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Posts Tagged ‘security’Security and HIPAA Changes Coming Soon to LuxSciWednesday, January 20th, 2010Read the rest of this post » LuxSci is Fully PCI CompliantFriday, October 2nd, 2009Read the rest of this post » SecureLine Escrow Message Pickup SimplifiedFriday, June 19th, 2009Read the rest of this post » LuxSci Outbound Email: 5 Sending Options Compared!Friday, May 22nd, 2009
Today, LuxSci offers five different ways to send outbound email, each geared to particular uses and needs. In this article, we will describe each method, examine the pros and cons, and end with a feature chart. Our goal is to make your outbound email shopping experience straightforward and to provide you with an email service appropriate for your needs.
Read the rest of this post » Lock Down Your WebMail Account with OpenID Access OnlyThursday, May 14th, 2009
As with most web sites that support OpenID access, LuxSci also permits users to login with their usual username and password — even if OpenID use is enabled. This is usually a good thing, as it allows users to login if, for some reason, their OpenID is not working.
Read the rest of this post » Understanding Email Services: What are they and what do you need?Saturday, March 14th, 2009Read the rest of this post » Master Password Encryption in FireFox and ThunderbirdFriday, February 27th, 2009Read the rest of this post » LuxSci’s State-of-the-Art Data CenterWednesday, February 25th, 2009
One of our long time clients has remarked that we have a “formula for success” that we shouldn’t change. We attribute this to the combination of our software, our people, and our infrastructure. In this article, we’ll discuss how LuxSci utilizes Rackspace and how our software and support solutions are complemented and enhanced by Rackspace’s reliability, security, and support. Security Simplified: The Base+Suffix Method for Memorable Strong PasswordsThursday, February 19th, 2009
Ideally, you would like to use passwords that are “strong” (i.e. very good, not easily guessable) and different for every site. However, how can you remember each secure and unique password without resorting to a “cheat sheet”?
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The Credit Card Industry imposes a set of security standards knows as 
To address the request of many clients, LuxSci has simplified the process of picking up 
It used to be that to send an email, you had very few choices and even less control over what happened once the message was sent, how many emails you could send, or how you connected to the Internet to send email. Well, times have changed, the Internet has evolved, users are more savvy, and expectations are much higher.
LuxSci supports 
You thought email was a simple concept, but you are at once confronted with a plethora of acronyms and jargon like POP, IMAP, WebMail, Aliases, Forwards, SMTP, IMAP, POP, Quota, SPAM, TLS, SSL, Archival, and more! This article describes the ins and outs of email, explains these terms, and helps you figure out what services and features you need from your personal or business email service provider. 
If you are allowing 
LuxSci is a small and efficiently run company that is focused on and specializes in premium email services. While we do not have “our own” data centers like some of the “big boys”; we utilize the services of one of the most respected and reliable managed server providers around — Rackspace. We have been with Rackspace for 8 years. Prior to that we tried out a few of the cheaper providers and found that the support and/or the quality of the hardware and network was not up to our standards. Rackspace is like an extension of our IT department, helping us to provide the most reliable and redundant services available.
It’s the classic problem of having “too many keys”. You have accounts on many different web sites. Some are small and relatively insignificant, from a security point of view, like blogs or shopping sites. Some are large and sensitive, like banking and PayPal accounts. Since unified login mechanisms like 
Everyone always harps on the necessity of privacy when discussing health care, government, and banking communications. It is surprising how little attention is paid to email security with regards to accounting and tax preparation. There is a 
