Jim Mahlmann, chief operating officer of Netcetra has been selected to receive the “Main Street Award” at the 2016 New Jersey Business & Industry Association (NJBIA) – Impact Symposium, December 9, 2016, at the Bridgewater Marriott, Bridgewater, NJ. Continue reading
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NJCPA Annual Convention & Expo
June 15-17, 2016
BORGATA HOTEL CASINO & SPA
1 Borgata Way
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
Netcetra is part of the Market 2 Dominate alliance that is exhibiting at the annual NJCPA Convention and Expo in Atlantic City.
Association members receive a 20% discount on services.
Visit us in Booth 301 at the NJCPA Annual Convention & Expo.
Jim Mahlmann interviewed for Asbury Park Press Small Business Spotlight
Brick businessman combines tech know-how with creativity
Asbury Park Press 12:03 a.m. EDT June 23, 2014
Jim Mahlmann owns NetCetra, a Web services business in Brick
When did you decide you wanted to be an entrepreneur?
When I realized that I enjoyed the creativity of expanding a business to whatever area interests I would like to pursue.
Why did you start this business? Continue reading
Heartbleeding Out: Internet Security Bug Even Worse Than First Believed
Warnings from Cisco and Juniper suggest the encryption bug is much more widespread—and potentially catastrophic—than initially thought as the networking companies check the vulnerability of their browsers.
The Heartbleed Internet security bug is shaping up to be worse than researchers first realized, possibly compromising routers and other networking infrastructure for a variety of companies.
Cisco, one of the world’s top networking equipment manufacturers, confirmed Thursday that it’s investigating dozens of its routers and video teleconferencing devices and software for the Heartbleed vulnerability. Juniper Networks, another top networking company, has also alerted clients some of its equipment has been compromised by Heartbleed. A message posted to Juniper’s service website Friday said many of its systems would be offline through Saturday while the company performs maintenance.
The Heartbleed vulnerability takes advantage of a flaw in OpenSSL, a free encryption protocol used by thousands of websites around the world to protect visitors’ sensitive data, such as usernames and passwords. Heartbleed essentially lets hackers get an undetectable look at the data transmitted between a user and a server after it’s been decrypted.
NJBIA Vocational School Coalition for Career Education
Jim Mahlmann appeared in the March edition of the New Jersey Business & Industry Association’s monthly publication, the Business VOICE. Continue reading