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I also checked some network vulnerability testing tools online. Though, seem a little bit awkward and suspicious, I think they can help in some way. Thanks for the advice.

This one by Firehouse

I honestly don't remember the brand but it's Pentium 2 if I'm not mistaken. 

What scan engine do you use to monitor effectively your website and network security? We're a bit paranoid lately about hacker's activities since one of our supplier's website was hacked and all sensitive and important customers details got affected. So...we're now planning to add extra security to avoid such incidents. Any suggestions? Thanks.

here are your choices https://www.slant.co/topics/1607/~voice-chat-for-gaming

mobile game is now more popular than video games

I think you should add a department to handle all the complaints, but train them well on what they should do.

https://www.eonetwork.org/octane-magazine/special-features/sixstepstodealingwithcustomercomplaints

recently watched Ghost in a Shell, effects was great but short on story

Can anyone here please recommend an easy to use EHS software? Need it for organizing our incident management processes, so we can report, track, monitor and improve all aspects of our occupational health and safety program. any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. TIA! 

wow, this is great! now you don't have to touch old books

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You can either ask your IT department to make a system for your documents or you can get a document software that would store all of your organization's documents in one secure, centralized system and implement consistent, company wide document workflow processes.

http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Benchmarks/ThrottleStop.shtml

https://www.techpowerup.com/download/techpowerup-throttlestop/

I don't know if you call it a software or an app, but  is there a web and video conferencing technology that I could buy or download? I need it for online meetings. Basically it needs to have a high quality video and audio, and it should be secure that i can deploy in a public or private cloud. I've been searching these past few days and I actually had a few on my list, Zoom, ClickMeeting, OmniJoin, GoToMeeting and eVoice. Has anyone used these? please let me know your reviews. Thanks!

i recently watched Silence by Martin Scorsese. The movie is impressive, a bit gory, but beautiful and masterful.