TOTALSECURITY 2012 KEEPS YOU AND YOUR COMPUTER SAFE
Going online these
days is a risky business. There are all kinds of malware trying to
steal your personal and financial information. The computer viruses
of yesterday tried to crash your computer by deleting the files on
your hard drive or perpetrating pranks that printed funny messages.
Those days of computer viruses are long gone. Today's perpetrators
don't want you to know that your computer is infected. They don't
want you to know because if you did, you would try and correct the
problem. Today's malware writers include phishing sites, remote
access trojans that take over your computer remotely and create
botnets to steal your information as well as use it to steal other's
financial data, all without you knowing anything is wrong. And
because you don't know your computer is infected, you don't do
anything about it. And the crimes keep going on and on.
What you need is something that will see if your computer is
infected, delete the infection if it is, and then protect your
computer from ever being infected again. That's a pretty tall order
these days since these kinds of malware continue to grow at an
alarming rate. There are literally thousands of new malware
programs created every day. So what you need is something that will
protect your computer from everything nasty on the web and do all of
that without bogging your computer down to a crawl. And therein
lies the rub.
How many of you have installed so-called anti-virus programs only to
finally remove them because your really fast computer has been
brought down to its virtual knees? This is of great concern to
malware protection companies and only now are we starting to see
some products emerge that can handle this horrible situation. I'd
like to tell you about the latest one from a company called G Data.
You may not recognize the name here in America but you will. G Data
has just introduced their newest anti-malware product called
TotalSecurity 2012 and it's truly amazing.
First of all, some impressive statistics show that G Data's product
line tested to a 99.7 percent virus detection rate via its unique
dual-engine technology. Engine A and Engine B work in tandem to
seek out new malware on an HOURLY basis, not weekly like most
others. TotalSecurity 2012 has been created for the user that lives
online. If you do your banking, shopping, communications via
Instant Messaging, prefer emails to phone calls, then TotalSecurity
is made for you.
TotalSecurity is G Data's all-in-one solution to all aspects of your
online life and detects and takes care of all your online needs,
from spyware to spam. When you look at TotalSecurity's Security
Center, you can instantly see what's being protected. And most
importantly, you can immediately see what it's costing you in terms
of your computer's CPU time in the form of a live, animated graph.
On my computer for example, I can see both the total amount of
processor time dedicated to G Data and the total amount of processor
time dedicated to system use. When using the computer, both were at
0 to 3 percent. It was only when I was not using the computer that
TotalSecurity began doing its malware protection scanning.
TotalSecurity even puts up a screen saver letting you know it's
working. The moment I touch the mouse or keyboard, it stops so I
can do my work. Of course any background programs running are
allowed to continue. Just looking at the Security Center graphs
tells it all.
TotalSecurity also offers family options for parents who want to
control their child's browsing habits by limiting web surfing times
and allow or block undesired web content. And there's so much more.
Bottom line is that G Data's TotalSecurity 2012 represents the next
generation in malware protection and security. G Data is so secure
in effectiveness of their products that they offer a fully
functional trial copy for 30 days. Try it for yourself and you'll
see that it really does protect you from what's out there. And when
you do decide to purchase TotalSecurity 2012 for $39.95, here's an
exclusive tip for my readers. Just put in the promotional code "crossman"
at the checkout screen and you'll get it for 50 percent off. Now
you can relax and know that you're computing with total security.
www.gdata-software.com/home-security/totalsecurity
| Craig Crossman is
a McClatchy-Tribune newspaper columnist writing about computers and
technology. He also hosts the nation's longest running nationally syndicated radio talk show on
computers and technology, Computer America, heard on both the Business TalkRadio
Network® and the Lifestyle TalkRadio Network®, weeknights at 10PM Eastern
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