Trihedral Joins Dream Report
We are pleased to announce that we have partnered with Ocean Data Systems to provide seamless integration with VTScada and Dream Report.
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VTScada Not Affected by Shellshock Bash Security Vulnerability
Shellshock, also known as Bashdoor, is a family of security vulnerabilities in the widely used Unix Bash shell. Many Internet daemons, such as web servers, use Bash to process certain commands, allowing an attacker to cause vulnerable versions of Bash to execute arbitrary commands. This can allow an attacker to gain unauthorized access to a[…]
New Glasgow High School Student Awarded Annual Robert Spencer Memorial Bursary
“My name is Annie Li and I believe that true success is only achieved when you have tackled your goal while also remaining content and enjoying every bit of your path towards your objective.”
[…]VTScada Cameo on Amazing Race Canada
The Canadian Forces’ VTScada user interface made a cameo appearance in the show’s season premier as contestants completed a water challenge at the Damage Control Training Facility, CFB Esquimalt in British Columbia, Canada.
Blair Sooley Wins 1st Place for Best Presentation at ISA Symposium
Congratulations Blair on your presentation “Reinventing the Role of the SCADA Historian: Distributed Redundancy, Centralized Access” that was presented and awarded Best Presentation at the 2013 ISA Water/Wastewater and Automatic Controls Symposium.
Happy Fourth of July!
A fun way to use the intuitive, graphic development tools found in the VTScada Idea Studio. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvB151pjVf4 How quickly can you fly the stars and stripes? Download the VTScada trial and find out!
VTScada Not Affected by Heart Bleed Bug
The Heart Bleed bug is a vulnerability in web site SSL communications that could allow someone to get information from a server without having security credentials.
Flygt Road Show
Trihedral is pleased to assist Flygt’s Outpost3, enabled by VTscada, in its road show of wastewater solutions.
Bundles and Specials
We have bundled some popular VTScada configurations and included time-limited special offers.
The Product Formerly Known as VTS
In 1987, Trihedral released ‘WEB’, a DOS-based HMI product that can still be found operating in the field today. In 1995, the name became Visual Tag System (VTS) to reflect the graphic capabilities made possible by the Windows Operating System. In 2001, Trihedral developed VTScada, a set of dedicated telemetry features included with every VTS[…]