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It can't be expressed enough how important a good antivirus and firewall software program is! The need to constantly monitor all inbound and outbound links, to be able to erase all evidence of being online. The need for total stealth when online shopping or banking. The constant battle to stop viruses, spyware, and keylogging attempts is never ending. The criminals wanting to become YOU are only getting larger in number and more sophisticated, so the stopping power you need to fight must be greater than their attempts. This is where Zone Alarm steps in. Rated the best of the best when it comes to antivirus and firewall protection, they have gone above and beyond and created an addition to their award winning software by creating ForceField! Force Field has one main objective and that's to act as your browser. Image walking outside and the instance you walk out a protective layer forms around you. Now imagine you are walking in a hail storm, tornados, rains, lightning. Well this is what the internet can be like. You never know what's around the corner. But with your protective layer (a virtual clone of your browser) all that rain, hails and powerful winds of the tornado hit and attack your forcefield. Your forcefield takes the punishment and destruction of the internet attacks because that spyware, viruses, keyloggers, cookies, everything can't tell the difference. Look at all those security holes IE is always trying to fix. Look at all the ways an attacker has to get to you. And they think they are! That's what amazing. But then when you want to end your browsing session, simply close your browser and the virtual clone of your browser that has taken all the hits get immediately trashed and that's it! When you are ready to go back outside again (the internet) a new clone will be right there waiting for you to take everything the internet can throw at it. That is an incredible product! This link will save you $10.00 on your purchase of Zone Alarm's Extreme Security! $10.00 off Coupon. |
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