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pcLockout Richard Price You may think the only threat to the information on your computer is from some hacker with a modem. The truth is, if you have a portable PC there is more chance of somebody just walking off with it. And a simple password may not be enough to stop a determined thief from merely downloading your data files to an unprotected program. So, if you are worried about your valuable computer information falling into the wrong hands, you should probably have a look at pcLockout from Melbourne based PC-Plus Systems. pcLockout works by encrypting the boot sector of the hard drive. Users need to go through a login process before access is allowed. This makes it impossible for information to be copied to floppy, sent to a printer or accessed by any other means. pcLockout can provide security for a personal computer used by up to 16 users. User access is specified by the master user or system administrator. Access to DOS and Windows can be restricted allowing users to only run programs specified by the administrator. pcLockout is approved by the Australian Defence Signals Directorate. The package includes a secure data erasure utility developed to meet the US Department of Defence Standard. To run pcLockout you will need an IBM XT/AT/PS2 or compatible running PC or MS DOS version 3.00 or higher, Microsoft 3.1 or higher and must boot from a local hard disk. PC-Plus Systems has been developing security, antivirus and communications software for the Australian and International Markets for 10 years. pcLockout is available with encryption at a rrp of AU$199.00 and without encryption at rrp of AU$149.00. Included in the package is a bonus "green feature" which adds and enhances power management control. Telephone PC-Plus Solutions at Melbourne, Australia on (03) 9528 2311 or fax them on (03) 9523 0675. |
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