How to Stop Hackers:
The Shield Firewall keeps your private info safe from data thieves and Internet hackers, and prevents identity theft.
With pre-set security levels and a comprehensive user interface. You can guard your computer system and ward off hackers for a safer, faster Internet experience.
The Shield Firewall is a kind of software that inspects all incoming network traffic during the time you are online. It only allows in the known and trusted connections. Without this protection, your PC system is an "open door" for hackers. Protect your computer system and stop hackers!
Many people think mistakenly that the antivirus software that came with their computer is enough to completely give them hacker protection. However, antivirus software doesn't keep your PC from direct hacker attacks.
Features
'Clean Slate' guards your personal info
The Shield's 'Clean Slate' section removes all your personal information, such as email addresses, telephone numbers and credit card numbers, from the hard drive. It also removes all your passwords records, 'run' command history, recently viewed pages, temporary system files, auto-match list, URL history, temporary internet files, histories and cookies.
Advanced scheduling features
The Shield's 2.0 users are able to schedule a specific time when the PC is allowed to go on the web.
Event tracking records all actions
The Shield 2.0 notes all network activities, letting you view any actions or events that occurred on your PC.
Intruder Alerts
Only applications which you have granted authorization are allowed to connect to the web. If an unauthorized connection is tried, a pop-up message lets you know. This stops viruses like Trojan horses from sharing your private info on the web without your approval.
Pre-Set Security Level
Users don't need to know how the program works to use it. Its pre-set security levels begin guarding your system right after installation.
Single button disconnect
Lets you resume or stop the network connections from or to your system with a single click.
Auto Disconnect
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