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Extended Threat Intelligence | SOCRadarEnterprises need full-spectrum cyber intelligence—beyond social media and the dark web. SOCRadar monitors cloud buckets, dark web leaks, and external threats in real time. Automate takedowns, detect brand impersonations, and stay ahead of evolving attacks. Strengthen your security with Extended Threat Intelligence.
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Secure remote access solution to your private network, in the cloud or on-prem.OpenVPN is here to bring simple, flexible, and cost-effective secure remote access to companies of all sizes, regardless of where their resources are located.
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Kenwood TS-940S CAT software. Complete user interface for the TS940S. A complete drop down control panel, user preferences, load and save favorite frequencies and much more. A Kenwood TS-940S with a computer interface is required. Take full control. UPDATE: 12/7/2017 I have began working on this project once again, there are a few minor bugs etc. that I will be working on, and then I plan to redo the graphics and replace the faces with some better pics. It has been brought to my...
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User software required for participation in the PropNET Project.
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Z-LinkCalc
free fpv range calculator
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With UnidenCommander (UC) you can remote control Uniden Bearcat radio scanners through a RS-232 connection. UC currently supports the Uniden UBC785XLT scanner, and support for the UBC780XLT is in an experimental state.
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Smart Monitoring for Any Network. Powered by Open Source.NMIS helps with fault, performance, and configuration management. It provides performance graphs, threshold alerting, and detailed notification policies with various methods. NMIS monitors an organization’s IT environment, helps identify and rectify faults, and provides valuable information for IT planning.
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Continuing development and support of KB2SCS's APRS program. The project goal is to replace the .OCX controls that will NOT work under Vista, AND port the program to .NET
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