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Julie Arteza
01 October 2016
31 December 2016
The PerfectDashboard 2.0 addresses the very up-to-date challenge in the domain of cyber security which affects today thousands of websites administrators worldwide – ability to efficiently introduce updates to popular website engines and extensions to popular CMS platforms such as WordPress and Joomla!. The project show how the solution can increase safety in the Internet by helping web page managers be far more effective in their daily routines. These are primarily focused on updating web pages commonly developed with popular CMS platforms in order to remove identified vulnerabilities and thus prevent or mitigate hackers’ activities. With the PerfectDashboard 2.0 application already proven by individual web admins an administrator may not only introduce necessary changes in the code mitigating the risk of a security breach much faster than ever before, but he or she can ensure the final effect does not impact on the web page layout and its contents. These are the features highly needed by corporate users what was verified through discussions with corporate users in media, technology and entertainment sectors. With this solution they can ensure their web services are provided in an undisturbed and secure way avoiding potential loss of reputation due to web page break and potential change of its contents. The current stage of Perfect Dashboard 2.0 development, demonstrate results of the conducted trails and cornerstones of our business plan which we would like to enhance during the Phase 1 project targeting corporate users was presented. Finally, the anticipate plans for further evolution of the solution and its subsequent commercialization along with presentation of our potential. Perfect Dashboard 2.0 is strategically important for our company and Phase 1 project may accelerate this process beyond our current capabilities helping us resolve vital market related questions and boost our business in short time.
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