Digital Signage Software That Puts You in Control
Display Wire is web-based digital sign software that gives you the ability to bring live data, custom messages and rich content to your digital displays.
Display Wire is a web service that requires no hosting infrastructure. You simply login from any Internet-accessible browser to update, control and monitor your displays. It’s as easy as creating your message from the web, anywhere, anytime and knowing that it has been delivered.
Learn more about Display Wire by watching the following brief video overview.
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Securing your content
We constantly monitor hacking attempts using automated tools. We run regularly scheduled (hourly) automated attacks against our own systems. These attacks are the same ones used by the hacking community. While we have detected countless intrusion attempts from the internet, we have never been hacked. An important part of our security strategy involves the use of an extremely long, proprietary key that is unique to each player installation. This key is designed such that its guaranteed to be globally unique, and is of such a length that it is virtually impossible to guess. This key must be combined with the request and be precisely formatted to be able to perform any sort of request on the server. Further, the range of possible operations that may be invoked is very limited. These processes are in turn, designed to be invoked in a highly specific and proprietary way so as to limit the type of and scope of operations that can called.
The data center
We partner with a global data center leader that is an enterprise-grade, tier 1 network provider with SAS-70 certification to host our servers. From their facilities, we offer multi-tenant security on shared infrastructure with a service level agreement (SLA) that includes a 99.9% uptime guarantee and quick response times. Our systems are constantly monitored, and updates are applied at times of the day that result in a minimum interruption of service to our users.
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