Digital Info Security Company (DGIF) will join top technology exhibitors to showcase its world-class IT solutions at the 2007 AICPA Tech Plus Conference June 10-13 in Las Vegas, NV.
DGIF will highlight its Email Archiving & Compliance and Remote Backup solutions at the annual information technology conference. DGIF will demonstrate to CPAs, IT consultants, CIOs, CTOs, financial professionals, and industry managers the benefits of its low cost, scalable family of IT solutions and how they can be easily implemented into any business as integral tools for compliance.
The AICPA Tech Plus Conference attracts 600 attendees and serves as a forum to strategize about technology and best business practices. The conference offers sessions with the latest information on new products, keynote presentations by top staff at Google and Adobe, learning lab demonstrations, and hands-on training on integrating technology into businesses.
ABOUT DIGITAL INFO SECURITY COMPANY
Digital Info Security Company (DGIF) provides secure, world-class hosted Email Archiving, Email Surveillance, Spam Filtering and Virus Protection, Encryption, Instant Message Archiving, Remote Backup and Restoration, Colocation, BlackBerry Hosting and Website Hosting.
Digital of Colorado purchased an email archiving company in April 2005, and has since expanded its infrastructure to include a state-of-the-art data center. DGIF's management has many years of experience in internet security, SEC, HIPAA and other regulatory compliance solutions.
ABOUT THE AICPA
The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants has been serving the accounting profession since 1887.
FURTHER INFORMATION
For additional information on DGIF, contact DGIF at 866-841-5970 or visit www.disecurityco.com. For more information on the AICPA Tech Conference, visit https://www.cpa2biz.com/CS2000/Products/CPA2BIZ/Conferences/AICPA+Information+Technology+Conference.htm.
SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT
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