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How to Increase Security in a SaaS Solution

Wednesday, May 14, 2008 by Katrine Grytter | Tips and Tricks

With simple means you are able to increase the security in an internet-application. The below mentioned advice and tips apply for not only TimeLog Project but all other SaaS solutions and most of the advice also applies for IT-systems in general.

1. Have a security policy
Have some overall guidelines for using the SaaS-solution and for handling security. Communicate your safety policy to all employees – and be sure to explain why you have these policies. Communication is especially important when having a strict policy, otherwise, employees might think of it as harassment of employees which can make them counteract the policy.

Keep the security policy as simple as possible and avoid long technical explanations. The most important thing to remember when it comes to security policies is that it should be easy to explain to the employees. A simple security policy is much better than a complex and technical oriented policy.

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TimeLog Extranet Hints & Shortcuts

Friday, February 08, 2008 by Jamie Matthew Schmidt | Tips and Tricks

We have collected a few good tips from our support manager in our Help-Desk department, Thomas S. Gudmandsen. We hope that you can use these tricks of the trade to make the most of your TimeLog Project systems.

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Hot Keys in MacOS 2007

Thursday, November 01, 2007 by Anders Brandstrup | Tips and Tricks

I've recently purchased a foxy MacBook Pro and I'm adjusting fine to the new world. It's just like learning French: Horse is called "cheval", and it's like that all the way.

My one great problem was that the F-keys are used for hardware functions, and I needed them to navigate my way through TimeLog Project. A problem I now have solved.

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Continue where you left off

Wednesday, September 05, 2007 by Anders Brandstrup | Tips and Tricks

Increasingly more people are becoming aware of the advantages of web applications. One of the greatest advantages is that you are able to work from any internet-accessed computer leaving out depending on pre-installed software applications. Here is a tip on how to shift from one computer to another and continue just where you left off.

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