We have add another "Google Page 1" Web Site

We have added another "Google Page 1" site to the SiteWeave web site. Each month we feature one of our client's web site that is found on the coveted Page 1 of Google when five appropriate search terms and entered into Google.

This month's featured web site is Rediweld

Rediweld is the manufacturer of the Traficop range of Traffic Calming and Site Safety Products including speed cushions and sleeping policemen. They are also specialists in plastic and rubber moulding services and offer a unique combination of manufacturing processes and technical expertise. Their skills are based on compression rubber moulding and plastic injection moulding.

SiteWeave launch Pure Domestic Bliss web site

SiteWeave created and launched another new Send and Go web site this week.

Pure Domestic Bliss can arrange for all domestic duties to be taken care of including grocery shopping, cooking, cleaning, menu planning, entertaining, ironing, window cleaning, tradesmen, interior design, chimney sweeping, French polishing, window cleaning, de-clutter, gardening services, moving home, home security, setting up of domestic process plans, home sitting, project management of building/repair works, organise car repairs, mots, car tax, insurance quotes, home administration and any other requirements you may have.

In addition, their leisure, entertainment and wellbeing services has access to some of the best restaurant, clubs, theatres, cinemas, alternative comedy venues, play areas, places of worship, boutiques, hairdressers, masseuse, personal trainers, golf clubs, racing tracks, podiatrists, beauticians and cosmetic dentists in the area. Their approved supplier list is extensive and covers all tastes and expectations.

Contact Pure Domestic Bliss: enquiries@puredomesticbliss.co.uk

Atlas Trailers are now available from stockists across the country

Atlas Trailers are now available from the following stockists:

Graham Edward Trailers of York 01759 370362

Duchy Trailers of Par, Cornwall 01726 816816

Trailers and Components Ltd of Craven Arms, Shropshire 01588 673345

and of course from:

Atlas Trailers
Total Logistics Building
Fulflood Road
Leigh Park
Havant
Hampshire
PO9 5AX

023 9245 2989

www.atlastrailers.co.uk

The Atlas Trailers web site was created by SiteWeave Internet Services LLP

SiteWeave launch Burnt Tree Developments web site

Burnt Tree Developments offer a draughting service for architects, engineers and businesses. They work from draught or outline proposal to finished documents, offering a comprehensive computer aided design (CAD) draughting service for individuals and businesses alike. At this stage in their business plan Burnt Tree Developments only required a small Internet presence and opted for SiteWeave's three page starter web site - at only £125.00 for design, hosting and email support a definite bargain!

This design is just one of the web site options available from SiteWeave - for more details visit the SiteWeave web site or telephone John on 023 9275 3289. You can also email John: John.S@SiteWeave.net

SiteWeave update TS Tyre Repairs web site

TS Tyre Repairs have moved their operation to Stubbington and have chosen this time to request SiteWeave to update their web site.

Offering tyre repairs to a wide range of vehicles, the family firm serve the whole of the South of England. Visit the TS Tyre Repairs web site for details and a location map.

SiteWeave and Google Page 1

SiteWeave have added a new page to their web site that displays clients' web sites that are found on page 1 of Google when searched for using relevant search words or phrases.

The first site to feature is Designs Alike, further sites will be added month by month.

SiteWeave realise that it is not enough to design an attractive and well functioning web site - it has to be found when people use search engines, and particularly Google, to find the product or service they require.

We build in to all our web site the basic features that make them highly visible to search engines and offer an additional package of measures which further enhance their ranking - if you are interested please feel free to contact us to discuss the further optimisation of your web site.

SiteWeave Search Engine Optimisation of Trustis web Site

SiteWeave wrote the web site for Trustis, the leading Internet Security provider some time ago and were recently asked to perform a Search Engine Optimisation programme.

This involves employing a number of modifications to various aspects of the web site, with particular reference to their key words and phrases:

PKI - Public Key Infrastructure PKI arrangements enable computer users without prior contact to be authenticated to each other, and to use the public key information in their public key certificates to encrypt messages to each other.[1] In general, a PKI consists of client software, server software, hardware (e.g., smart cards), legal contracts and assurances, and operational procedures. A signer's public key certificate may also be used by a third-party to verify the digital signature of a message, which was made using the signer's private key.

In general, a PKI enables the parties in a dialogue to establish confidentiality, message integrity and user authentication without having to exchange any secret information in advance, or even any prior contact. The validity of a PKI between the communicating parties is, however, limited by practical problems such as uncertain certificate revocation, CA conditions for certificate issuance and reliance, variability of regulations and evidentiary laws by jurisdiction, and trust.[2] These problems, which are significant for the initial contact, tend to be less important as the communication progresses in time (including the use of other communication channels) and the parties have opportunities to develop trust on their identities and keys.

Digital Certificate - Public key certificate issued by a certification authority (CA) to guarantee that a user's identities and keys are valid and trustworthy. Digital certificates include the user's name, the public key of the user, the period over which the certificate is valid, and whether the key is to be used for data encryption, verification of digital signatures, or both. Commonly, digital certificates are used to verify that the sender of the message is the person they claim to be and also to provide the means with which to encrypt a reply.

SSL - Secure Sockets Layer - is a global standard security technology developed by Netscape in 1994. It creates an encrypted link between a web server and a web browser to ensure that all data transmitted remains private and secure. Millions of consumers recognize the "golden padlock" which appears in their browser to indicate they are viewing a secure web page.
digital signature

Secure email - Secure eMail is primarily about looking at the ways in which the criminal justice organisations and independent criminal justice practitioners such as solicitors and barristers can improve the way they communicate business information through the use of email. Practitioners across the country are now using Secure eMail to speed up their business processes, and are constantly seeking to identify new opportunities to use the programme as a means of improving communications across the Criminal Justice System.

A good example of how Secure eMail is being used to speed up business practices can be seen in the youth justice system. In order to replace the current system of sending large files by fax the Youth Justice Board has completed the rollout of Secure eMail to cover all the young offenders institutions and most of the children's homes and training centres that the organisation oversees. The next phase of the Secure eMail project will involve all the local authority Youth Offending Teams using the system when communicating with young offenders institutions and other sites.

Encryption - In cryptography, encryption is the process of transforming information (referred to as plaintext) using an algorithm (called cipher) to make it unreadable to anyone except those possessing special knowledge, usually referred to as a key. The result of the process is encrypted information (in cryptography, referred to as ciphertext). In many contexts, the word encryption also implicitly refers to the reverse process, decryption (e.g. “software for encryption” can typically also perform decryption), to make the encrypted information readable again (i.e. to make it unencrypted).

ID management - Identity management has become a key issue in information security. Governments and businesses are using identity management systems to provide and control access to places and services such as bank accounts, buildings and computer applications.

Identity theft is increasing. With it, the risk intensifies that not only data but an individual's privacy and reputation might be compromised. This growing need for data security is one of the driving forces behind the Data Protection Act.

An individual's identity arises in two ways: biologically and socially. Biometric identity relates to things we inherit from our parents, such as DNA, fingerprints and retina patterns. The chances of duplicate patterns occuring are tiny. So, individually or in combination, these patterns determine our identity with a very high degree of certainty.

This makes digitised biometric identity management interesting to state agencies such as immigration, the police, the National Health Service, and others that need to determine an individual's identity accurately and quickly.

Government Gateway - is the website you use to register for online government services. It is an important part of the government's strategy of delivering 'joined up' government, enabling people to communicate and make transactions with government from a single point of entry.

Smart card management - Smart Cards are continuing their ascent across vertical industries as more and more organisations recognise the value of delivering services through this secure platform. Fuelling the move toward smart card technology requires a powerful smart card management solution and many companies recognised the need to deliver key solutions to support the secure delivery of information through this medium.