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Find out how Certichron's UTC(NIST) time-data distribution practices meet your perimeter FINRA OATS 7430 Compliance hurdles totally!
Certichron's foot print is continuously expanding. Check our Data Center and Facilities Link here to see if UTC(NIST) is available in your current home.
CTO's new website The CTO's Blog and Support Site have once again been split from the main site in the interest of simplicity. The newly rebuilt website answers the what, why and how questions succinctly and with proper attention to necessary evidence and local-time resolution proofs. For more information on the CTO's site its link
Certichron is excited to tell you we are expanding. See the extended press release about the new Perseus Telecom CertifiedTime service offerings and their distribution center framework. For more information click the press release link below to be taken to the Perseus website! Press Release New expansion sites with Perseus include US: NJ2, NY4, 60
Certichron has been listed in SecondMarket as a source of external project capitalization. Certain external time-service and JV operations will be capitalized through both partner participation and crowd or flash-funding models. Visit this the first of several funding option sites we are participating with. https://www.secondmarket.com/company/certichron
DANGER WILL ROBINSON… Rotating Internet Attacks agaisnt NIST Time Servers take out local access points Be aware that TCP/IP as a networking protocol has some interesting deficiencies which prevent proper security and authentication of the TCP/IP identities of the connections you receive. Why is this an issue – because when you get 200,000 false service
Certichron announced today the availability of a new Layer-2 VLAN based UTC(NIST) timescale distribution service, one which runs across the entire New York New Jersey Trading Center framework. The timing service called a timing Loop, is Certichron’s second one in NY/NJ and is tuned for Securities specific needs. The Loop-2 service is a next generation
Loop-1 and 2: High-level Circuit Information A number of circuit types can be supported including layer 3 and layer 2 VLAN services. This allows cross service over ATM and Frame types of all varieties and allows the use of low-cost back end protocols and services for regional distribution models for time data as well as
Loop-2 – Certichron adds more distribution and new private VLAN access to its NY/NJ Regional Timing Centers As part of its deployment efforts today Certichron announced the expansion of its original NY City based Loop-1 VLAN program with its Loop-2 Program additions. “For transparency in the markets the Market Makers, Exchanges, their HFT and Traders
Flash – Certichron has announced with its partners a new cross data-center deployment model for the UTC(NIST) and synchronization services provided from the Certichron Regional Timing Center program. Everyone… Everywhere… With this new effort users in virtually all of the Securities Industry Data Centers located along the NY and New Jersey trading corridor (‘aka the
LOOP1 End-points now fully active! Certichron, premier time service provider has scooped the industry again by creating the first Public Access Service VLAN Loop for Time distribution and where better? Ground-Zero itself. Loop-1 and Loop-2 Services Loop-1 (the City Loop) and Loop-2 (The Financial Services Loop) were designed to make UTC(NIST) a VLAN service availability
Certichron announced today that it has operated its NIST accredited sub nanosecond UTC(NIST) stratum-1 time service at NJ2 since December 2011. With six months of successful, continuous operation, the timing center is now an attested trust-anchor for regulated time practices. For the first time in auditing history; SOX impacted and other regulated entities can rely
Certichron is currently negotiating with several organizations who are interested in procuring and supplying highly accurate and precise time directly from the US Department of Commerce timing source UTC(NIST). In order to facilitate these partnerships, Certichron is moving its San Jose Timing Center to a new carrier neutral access center. The NIST server, along with