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BitDefender Total Security 2010 – Proactive Protection Against Viruses, Spyware, Hackers, Spam

BitDefender Total Security 2010
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BitDefender Total Security application was designed to provide comprehensive proactive protection against viruses, spyware, hackers, spam and other Internet security threats, along with system maintenance and data backup.
Here are some key features of “BitDefender Total Security”:
Confidently download, share and open files from friends, family, co-workers – and even total strangers:
· Protects against viruses and other malware using industry-leading technology NEW
· Scans all Web, e-mail and instant messaging traffic in real-time
· Provides an unmatched detection rate of new threats based on two different proactive technologies
· Blocks spyware programs that track your online activities
Protect your identity: shop, bank, listen and watch, privately and securely:
· Blocks web pages that attempt to steal your credit card data
· Prevents personal information from leaking via e-mail, Web or instant messagingNEW
· File Shredder permanently erases sensitive files and traces of files
Guard your files and conversations with top-of-the line encryption:
· Instant Messaging Encryption keeps your conversations private on Yahoo! and MSN Messenger
· File Vault securely stores personal information or sensitive files
· Automatically backs up files and folders
· Connect securely to any network at home, at the office, or away:
· The two-way firewall automatically secures your Internet connection wherever you are
· Wi-Fi monitor helps prevent unauthorized access to your Wi-Fi network
Protect your family and their computers:
· Parental Control blocks access to inappropriate websites and e-mail
· Limits kids’ access the Internet, games, etc. to specific times
· Makes it easy for you to manage the security of your network from a single location
Play safely, play seamlessly:
· Reduces the system load and avoids requesting user interaction during game play
Get fine-tuned performance from your computer:
· Removes unnecessary files & registry entries, for improved performance
· Optimized scanning technology skips safe files for better scan speed and lower system load
· Antispam stops unwanted e-mail from reaching your Inbox
· Laptop Mode prolongs battery life
Let professionals solve any security issues:
· Assistance with common issues built directly into the product
· Free technical support for the entire duration of the product license
Requirements:
· Available free hard disk space: 600 MB free space
· Intel CORE Duo (1.66 GHz) or equivalent processor
· RAM:
· 1GB (Windows XP and Windows 7)
· 1.5 GB (Windows Vista)
· 600 MB available hard disk space
· Internet Explorer 7
Limitations:
· 30 days trial

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