Daniel Assouline, Montreal IT specialist is contributing to Canada’s ecommerce space in more ways than one.
To start with, he was instrumental in fashioning Upclick, a payment processing solution that became an instant success with e-retailers.
With a broad consensus, merchants hailed Upclick as a platform that has made online payments easier than ever before.
Assouline knew Canada was in dire need of compelling drivers to fuel growth in online business. Increasing online sales on every channel was essential, if Canada was to figure prominently on the global ecommerce map.
Upclick was a chapter that dominated the segment of payment processing solutions. Assouline was happy he could do his bit to make it a success.
But he was not going to rest easy.
Daniel Assouline, Montreal IT specialist had sights on more frontiers. He wanted to broaden his horizon and make his mark elsewhere.
He knew that the internet has become an all pervading environment among individuals and businesses alike.
For work and pleasure activities the web has become an indispensable tool. Access to internet has brought the entire gamut of information at people’s fingertips.
Nevertheless, this amazing ease has also brought along with it hidden dangers. People are inadvertently downloading freeware without understanding the covert implications of doing so.
Assouline knew untrustworthy software can track websites people visit, log the keys they type, and in all probability record all activities they perform on the computers.
Daniel Assouline warns, “Adware apparently is harmless. But often times, the adware people download can be malware”.
Malware is hostile intrusive software that runs continuously in the background, without people knowing about it. It consumes resources, bandwidth and processor speed.
Assouline is on a mission to protect people from the dangers of malware.
Presently as CEO of Lavasoft, Daniel Assouline has helped the company create anti-malware software that is protecting millions of consumers around the world.
