Thursby in the news

• January 2012, Precise Biometrics, Next Generation of Mobile Security
  Smart Casings (for example Tactivo smart card and fingerprint reader) moving to production
   
• October  2011, Precise Biometrics, Precise Biometrics Tests New Smartcard and Biometric Reader
  PKard for iOS v1.0 hardware partner announcement
   
• September  2011, MacTech, PKard for Mac adds secure Apple email support
  PKard for Mac v1.1 release
   
• August 2011, TechWorld, 22 top tools for professional Apple Mac admins
  Many tried and true solutions for handling common Mac deployment and management tasks
   
• August 2011, ComputerWorld Will Lion roar in enterprise?
  Discussion of Thursby enterprise Mac Active Directory and Federal Smart Card capabilities in a context of specific Mac and also cross-platform enterprise software
   
• July 2011, Mac Info, Thursby delivers Lion upgrades on day of release
  ADmitMac v6 and DAVE v9
   
• May 2011, Windows IT Pro, Comparative review of Mac-to-AD integration solutons
  "ADmitMac is the hands-down choice, 5 stars out of 5, the clear winner"
   

• May 2011, Mac News Network, Thursby updates ADmitMac, DAVE
  DAVE 8.2 and ADmitMac 5.2 updates
   
• Mar 2011, Mac Daily News, Happy 10th birthday, Mac OS X
  Supporting OS X 10.0 from day one, as well as the first Apple Retail Stores the same year
  Many would be Mac software vendors have track records that barely covers one or two updates of 10.x
   
• Feb 2011, Business Week, Company perks
  Thursby Software's progressive HR practices quoted, along with those of Netflix and Google
   
• Feb 2011, Mac News Network, Thursby releases DoD-certified CAC software
  PKard for Mac launched to the delight of frustrated home and remote DoD Lion (pre-release), Snow Leopard and Leopard Mac users, previously unable to easily access high security portals and emails from Macs
   
• Feb 2011, Mac iBusiness, Macs in a Windows environment
  DAVE and ADmitMac in an enterprise context
   
• Jan 2011, MacWorld, Printer problems and Microsoft DFS
  Spelling out why after 9 years DFS support for the Mac is still key in the enterprise