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My Firewall Plus makes your computer impenetrable to malicious hackers. A simple set up makes it easy to use for both novices and experts. Just turn it on, and you're ready to go with the advanced protection required by today's computing environment.

Cloudmark SafetyBar (formerly SpamNet), the most award-winning protection, stops over 98% of spam, fraud, phishing attacks and all email threats automatically and is the only solution to achieve zero false positives in industry reviews.

Complete email security and productivity enhancement tool for Windows desktop users offering anti-spam, proactive virus prevention, email encryption and email compression in a complete and convenient desktop software package.

Patent-pending PC security software that stops malware from randomly dropping on a computer just by surfing the Internet. Aura’s behind-the-scene protection makes sure the computer stays clean – proactive security without a subscription fee.

Speed up your personal computing experience by reducing time consuming, repetitive task through the use of abbreviations. For example, quickly answer emails, or launch your favorite applications or websites by typing an word in any application.

Symantec’s Norton Personal Firewall 2003 keeps hackers out and personal data in. Its robust defenses include intrusion detection, application control, and privacy protection in one easy program.

FBM Software's Zero Spyware 2005 offers comprehensive spyware removal and protection and the industry's only anti-spyware service. Its advanced scanning algorithm, real-time intrusion monitors, and system lock features make it a top-rated program.

HDDLife is a real-time hard drive monitoring utility with alerts, malfunction protection and data loss prevention functions. This hard drive inspector is a proactive hard drive failure detection system which manages all of your hard drive risks.

A very extensive and thorough intrusion scanner that scans any media on your PC for backdoors and trojan horses