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Censys allows users to discover the devices, networks, and infrastructure on the Internet and monitor how it changes over time. Censys was created in 2015 at the University of Michigan by the security researchers who developed ZMap, the most widely used tool for Internet-wide scanning. Over the past five years, the team has performed thousands of Internet-wide scans, consisting of trillions of probes, and has played a central role in the discovery or analysis of some of the most significant Internet-scale vulnerabilities: FREAK, Logjam, DROWN, Heartbleed, and the Mirai botnet. Today, Censys has become the gold standard in data-driven security, and has answered millions of questions from researchers, corporations, and government users. To better serve this growing demand, in the fall of 2017, Censys spun out of the university into its own company, offering enhanced services, technical support, and an even more complete and powerful view of the Internet.
ASG is a Sterling, MA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Build and secure your Amazon Web Services infrastructure with Rebura, one of the UK’s fastest-growing AWS service providers.
Jobaline.com is the leading mobile-first, bilingual marketplace and matching platform for hourly-jobs. It makes it easy to find, apply and get matched for jobs from any mobile phone, tablet or computer. Employers pay only for pre-screened candidates and save +60% in job advertising expenses, increase the quality of applicants by up to 800% and reduce the time-to-hire by 50% saving hundreds of hours in manual prescreening tasks. Our matching-platform uses state-of-the-art technology to solve the key issues affecting these workers and their employers. Hourly workers use mobile devices as their primary connection point, but they can’t easily apply for jobs using their phones. 90% of them prefer text messaging as their main means of communication, but they can’t apply using simple text messaging. Close to one billion man-hours are wasted in the United States every year in inefficient ways to match workers with jobs.