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Tip 1:

How to Safe Guard your personal / official data?

- Ever thought, how safe is your personal and official data over office LAN ?
- At majority of workplace, one had to use shared computers (usually shift jobs, call
centers, BPO)
- All your creative ideas and hard work, can act as stepping stone for competitors

Work Around

Use a FOLDER LOCK

Folder lock as the name suggest is a file security program that guards data against unwanted access. Its an efficient data security software that can fight against security threat. Many work arounds to password protect the file/folder/disk are available but many times password can be easily cracked. The interesting feature about this software is that it not only password protect data, locks it, hides it and even encrypt it!!! Any type of data, whether stored in files, folders, drives, pictures and documents can be protected.
It can be easily installed on PCs and can be efficiently used for hiding files from kids, friends and co-workers. It not only protects privacy of the files but also guards them against viruses, worms and spyware, and protects them from networked PCs, cable users and hackers. Lock remains intact even when the files are transferred from PC to other via any removable drive. Folder lock is available for free download at various websites. A trial version can be downloaded and installd on the system

Usage

Folder Lock can be used with any kind of files/folders stored in USB Flash Drives, Memory Sticks, CD-RW, floppies and notebooks.

Compatibility

Windows 2003/XP/2000/NT/Me/98

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