Topmark Systems Consultants Limited

Name: Topmark Systems Consultants Limited
Address: 10, Gospel Crusader Street, Ifako, 100215, NG
Telephone: +2348030635385

TSCL was incorporated in September 1997 with registration number RC 321491. TSCL is a team of Information Technology experts specializing in the provision of cutting-edge Information Technology Solutions, Training, Systems Development and Contingencies Arrangement. Our motivation is based on the conviction that organizations must be equipped with modern methods of data processing and be able to in

19/06/2017

Google Drive Full Computer Backup & Sync Is Here....

Google Drive has came a long way, from first rumors in 2009 to the public launch in 2012. Now, the Big-G is all geared up to offer another milestone in online cloud backup space with "full-pc backup and sync" feature to it's Google Drive service.

Scheduled for release on June 28th, 2017, the "Backup and Sync" service from Google will help everyday users back up files and photos from their computers, so they’re safe and accessible from anywhere. Backup and Sync is the latest version of Google Drive for Mac/PC, which is now integrated with the Google Photos desktop uploader. As such, it will respect any current Drive for Mac/PC settings in the Admin console.

Once released the new uploader utility will allow users to select system drives and/or folders to automatically monitor and backup online for safekeeping and get synced to other connected device for seamless universal access from all devices.

06/04/2017

APaaS for Developers

LIANJA APP BUILDER BETA5 IS NOW AVAILABLE Lianja development has been progre... LIANJA APP BUILDER BETA5 IS NOW AVAILABLE Lianja development has been progressing well and we are are pleased to announce the release of Lianja App Bui... - Barry Mavin - Google+

17/03/2017

DNSSEC enabled for domain names on our platform

By translating domain names into IP addresses, the Domain Name System (DNS) makes client-server communication possible and is crucial for the operability of the Internet.

Over time, the DNS has yielded vulnerabilities that allow hijackers to sneak into sessions and deceive users into giving their secure details to fake websites, for example.

This has called for the introduction of the DNSSEC technology so that this part of the Internet’s infrastructure can be made secure. In line with the global end-to-end deployment trend, we’re welcoming DNSSEC on our platform as well.

How do DNS lookups work?

DNSSEC, short for Domain Name System Security Extensions, is designed to address the security glitches in the DNS lookup process.

To get a better idea of DNSSEC, let’s see how the DNS lookup process works first:

1. When a user types the address of a site (for example, WWW.DOM.COM) in their browser, a request for more details on .COM is being sent to the root zone.

2. With that information at hand, a new request is sent to the .COM zone, this time for details on DOM.COM.

3. Finally, the DOM.COM zone is queried for WWW.DOM.COM’s IP address. Your browser will then receive a response, which will contain that address.

The scheme below offers a visual overview of the DNS lookup steps described above: