LSL Engineers have been working on several new business objectives, and building out new infrastructure to support the new business. These new capabilities will support existing projects like the LSL MEGA Email Security System, and our new Hyper Converged Infrastructure consulting services for business.
We have completed the following additional infrastructure projects so far this year:
We are happy to announce that to start the year the LSL engineers installed and configured DNS, AD, and DHCP services on new virtual machines running Windows Server 2019.
The migration of the company’s windows infrastructure to Windows Server 2019 was done to further modernize our infrastructure, increase security, and provide a viable route forward with modern Microsoft technologies and practices.
In it's first full month of operation the LSL MEGA Email Security System identified and blocked 3143 IP's for malicious attacks against LSL servers and users. The system identified, and inspected 10,906 unique server IP's during contact with LSL assets.
This Holiday Season the LSL engineers have made significant upgrades to our internal and public facing network and server infrastructure. There were major releases this year for many of our core components, significant hardware upgrades, and the internal release of the LSL MEGA Email Security System.
This Holiday Season the LSL engineers have made significant upgrades to our internal and public facing network and server infrastructure. There were major releases this year for many of our core components, which made for even more impressive improvements overall.
February 8-9th:
February 1-2nd:
LSL is very pleased to announce the immediate availability of the LSL RFID Access Control and Asset Tracking System v5.0
This redesigned and updated version brings two applications stacks ( Cloud & On-Premises ), and three versions of LSL LPN-SEC hardware to market. As well as a new Web Application Client, firmware, software features, and bug fixes to the LSL RFID Access Control and Asset Tracking system.
LSL engineers have been working to upgrade our Internet Services for the last month. This was brought about by the need to update our infrastructure to fully modern 64bit Linux based servers across all systems, improve security, and update to the newest version of our favorite Linux Distribution.
In doing so we have created and installed a fully redundant High Availability Firewall System designed by our staff engineers. We have greatly expanded our number of supported systems, and we have slimmed down on the number and types of protocols we will support into the future, reducing our attack surface to the many attackers who regularly assault the systems.
Linux Software Labs Inc. is pleased to announce the Java port of the LSL-LDF v6.0 to support our new cloud, IoT, and IIoT product development goals for 2019.
The port is centered on the LSL-LDF CORE components that deal with licensing, registration, networking, database access, encryption, and much more. These initial efforts will not address the GUI component portions of the LSL-LDF.
We are very excited about these new products and will be publishing additional information in the coming weeks.
Linux Software Labs Inc. is very excited to announce the development of a new product family revolving around email. LSL is engineering a new generation of advanced enterprise grade email security server components and email clients code named LSL-MEGA. The new server components provide tightly integrated Anti-SPAM, Anti-phishing, and security system which is tied into the entire SMTP, IMAP, and Firewall stack. Attacks on any component are analyzed in real time and fed directly into the firewall(s) for immediate blocking and blacklisting.
Linux Software Labs Inc. is pleased to announce the Python, C# and C++ ports of the LSL-LDF v6.0 to support our new product development goals for 2018 and 2019.
The ports are concentrated on the LSL-LDF CORE components that deal with licensing, registration, networking, database access, encryption, and much more. These initial efforts will not address the GUI component portions of the LSL-LDF.
We are very excited about these new products and will be publishing additional information in the coming weeks.
