Small Businesses Are Big Targets for Cybersecurity Breaches
Hackers love small businesses. It’s a toxic relationship driven by the convenience of attacking networks that don’t put up much…
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What Does the Name Lunarline Mean?
The company’s name comes from two distinct words lunar and line. Lunar is Middle English, from the Latin lunaris, and also from luna moon; akin to Latin lucEre to shine. Since the beginning of time, the moon has provided light and direction to sailors and travelers.
It is our goal to provide light to customers facing a dark situation. Without the moon, the night is completely black making it easy to steer off target or get lost. When it comes to complicated IT security issues, Lunarline is here to provide customers with the light to get them back on track.
Line is Middle English; partly from Old French ligne, and from Latin linea. A line is a unit in the rhythmic structure of verse formed by the grouping of a number of the smallest units of the rhythm (as metrical feet). Line is part of the company name because security simply must be structured and consistent to provide any value added.
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