Travel Insured Urges Families to Exercise Options to Costly Drive Vacations with Airfare Sales, Free Child Seat Check-ins and Kids Free Trip Insurance

East Hartford, CT (PRWEB) June 15, 2011

The flying family vacation with young children is alive this summer as an alternative to high gas prices for tiring, lengthy car trips. Parents can find airfare sales extending through the high travel season in a slumbering economy. Family travel planners should visit online fare tracking sites, such as Airfarewatchdog and SmarterTravel, to find recurring summer airfare deals from competing carriers with sale names such as "Cheeps," "Click 'n Save" "The Sand in Your Suit Sale," and others offering limited-time booking deals for 2011 summer and fall travel. Registering for fare alerts allows you to receive automatic email notices for your desired destination as each fare sale becomes available.

Parents planning to rent a car can save money and hassles by bringing child car seats and non-bulky strollers on flights without paying baggage fees for child items on most airlines. Some carriers allow seats to be carried on for children to use during flights. Others allow items, if not bulky, to be gate checked after being used to reach boarding gate waiting areas. Parents also skip the cost of renting a child car seat from a rental car company in their destination at prices of about $ 10 to $ 15 per seat per day.

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ICANN Security Chief Urges Widespread Adoption of DNSSEC

Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) August 04, 2011

Jeff Moss, ICANNs Vice President and Chief Security Officer, told the Black Hat Technical Security conference in Las Vegas that now is the time for corporations and organizations to embrace DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions).

If you only call us after the house is on fire, you have very few options, Moss told the conference in emphasizing the need for business to prioritize online security, including adoption of DNSSEC.

If you dont have a corporate policy or strategy to sign your zone, you should, said Moss, who is the founder of the Black Hat conference. Youre not only going to be helping your own organization, youre going to be helping the rest of the Internet.

DNSSEC helps to assure that Internet users end up at the Internet site to which they intended to navigate and minimizes the ability of cyber-criminals to misdirect them to bogus sites.

Moss called the adoption of DNSSEC by the vast majority of the Internets top-level domains (TLDs) a foundational upgrade for the Internet.

Once we get enough critical mass with signed zones then the whole Internet starts to the get the benefit of this technology, said Moss.

Moss was named ICANNs Chief Security Officer in April.

Throughout his career, the self-proclaimed hacker of more than of 20 years has used his skills and understanding of the hacking community and its methods to help organizations secure their global networks. He currently serves as a member of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Advisory Council and is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.

To download a high resolution pictures of Jeff Moss go here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/icann/5658860869/sizes/l/in/photostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/icann/5659434198/sizes/l/in/photostream/

To learn more about DNSSEC go here: http://www.icann.org/en/announcements/dnssec-qaa-09oct08-en.htm

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