We need to certify our start up with the best , most advanced healthcare information security vendors. Any ideas of the best start ups or ways to go?

It looks like you can do this with Cloudflare so if I were you I would email them to ask. See this article here: https://www.cloudflare.com/ssl If that doesn't work I would contact your web host. Your web host will be able to provide a solution for you that will be simple and easy.

I have a tremendous amount of experience sending emails from new domains - perhaps 2,000,000 emails per year - and the long and short of it is this: email deliverability is tremendously complex. Why? For one thing, because of the constant battle between spammers, ISPs, ESPs and other players, among other things. Also, because email still uses some very old and outdated protocols that make this all more difficult. If your business is going to rely heavily on email, I would encourage to educate yourself now so that you won't be stymied as you grow. Many of the things I learned were through trial and error - which can be excruciatingly frustrating. Just a few of the things you should immediately begin working on: proper SPF, SenderID, DKIM compliance along with solid DNS set up. Additionally, if you will use email heavily, I would start now putting the pieces in place for later white labeling aa nd possible dedicated IP sending. In terms of the actual email content itself, that is another subject you will want to investigate. I'm not saying these things to discourage you - but rather to help you avoid the mistakes we made in the past. If you need a hand getting a little grip on this I probably can steer you in the right direction pretty quickly. Wish you the best in your endeavor! Adam

reCAPTCHA, developed by Google, is commonly used as a free service to protect websites from spam and abuse. While it's difficult to provide specific information about complaints or dissatisfaction points from individuals using reCAPTCHA on a paid basis (as it is primarily offered as a free service). 1. Cost-effectiveness: One potential point of dissatisfaction could be the perceived value of paying for a service that is available for free. If a paid version of reCAPTCHA were to be introduced, users might expect additional features or benefits to justify the cost. 2. Performance and accuracy: While reCAPTCHA is designed to be highly effective, it's not foolproof. Some users may experience difficulties or frustrations with the verification process. Issues can arise from misinterpretation of images, confusing challenges, or false positives/negatives, leading to extra time spent on completing forms or encountering access restrictions. 3. User experience: If reCAPTCHA is implemented in a way that negatively affects the user experience, such as causing delays or being intrusive, it could lead to dissatisfaction. Captchas that are excessively difficult, contain hard-to-read text, or require repeated attempts can frustrate users and impact their perception of the paid service. 4. Support and responsiveness: Paid users may have higher expectations regarding customer support and responsiveness to issues or inquiries. Dissatisfaction could arise if there is a lack of timely support or ineffective resolution of problems. 5. Alternatives and competition: Some users may be dissatisfied with reCAPTCHA's paid service if they find comparable or better alternatives at a lower cost or with more desirable features. Competition in the market can influence user satisfaction and their willingness to pay. It's important to note that the information provided above is based on general observations and hypothetical scenarios, as reCAPTCHA primarily operates as a free service. To obtain more accurate and up-to-date information about any specific complaints or dissatisfaction points from individuals using reCAPTCHA on a paid basis, it would be beneficial to research recent user reviews, forums, or contact Google directly for specific insights and support. I'm here to address any further questions you may have.

Distil Networks is more like a CDN (Content Delivery Network), so every traffic to customers website should pass through Distil server. In other words you have to point your DNS to their CDN (that can potentially bring down your site). They keep analyzing your website through out and if the traffic is found malicious they block. As you asked about competitors, ShieldSquare as a potential alternative, offers following benefits over Distil: Non-intrusive API integration that will not affect your website performance and uptime. Zero False Positives that will ensure that your genuine users are never troubled. I can offer more direction if I know more about your environment. Best Regards, Steven

Can you give more detail about what you mean by backup your projects? This question is super vague... I can tell you about backup software, and backup systems if you are just looking to backup your work so you don't lose it in a disaster. I just am not sure that is what you mean seeing as you seem to want to share income with whomever helps you on this.