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Wouldn't it be nice to have a safe,
private place to keep all your most valuable information? Where no
one else can access it. Or even see it on the hard disk!
Secure File Vault is very
useful:
- In just two mouse clicks,
you can achieve the following:
- Password protect a
directory (or file).
- Encrypt the same.
- Hide the same to make
it invisible in Windows Explorer.
- 128-bit encryption for
maximum protection.
- Email password protected files.
The files remain protected during their transfer over the
Internet.
- Easy-to-use intuitive
interface.
- File shredder function for complete
obliteration of unwanted files. That means there is no way
to recover the files from the Recycle bin or any other way.
- Convenient Favorites Manager
to password protect and encrypt your special secret Favorite
websites.
- Handy protected Password
Wallet for easy access to websites where you need to log in.
File Locker
You can email locked files to anyone and the selected file will
remain encrypted - ensuring privacy while the data is exposed to
potential hackers and crackers. Locking a file is as easy as
checking the check box next to it. Or you can lock a whole
directory. When you lock a file or directory, it becomes invisible
in Windows Explorer and 128-bit encrypted (military grade
encryption).
Favorites Manager
The Favorites Manager keeps all your favorites encrypted and locked
from others. It has an easy to use export/import facility to enable
easy transfers to/from Internet Explorer. You can set Secure File Vault
to open your favorite sites in a new window, or an existing one.
Password Wallet
Using the Password Wallet, you'll never again have to write down
your user names and passwords on bits of paper that get misplaced or
found by others. Of course, they are all password protected within Secure File Vault.
File Shredder
The purpose of the File Shredder is to let you completely obliterate
files and directories. This means that forensic methods of file
recovery will no longer work. A good analogy is this: Normally, when
you delete a file, it's like throwing a piece of paper in your
rubbish bin. Anyone can walk over and retrieve it and have a look at
it. If you go to the trouble of deleting the file from the recycle
bin, it's like crushing the piece of paper into a ball and throwing
it in the bin. It's a bit harder - the person needs to un-crunch the
piece of paper, but he can still get it and read it without much
problem. When you use the Secure File Vault File Shredder, it's like
running a piece of paper together with another 20 or 30 pages of
paper through a paper shredder. There simply is no way that anyone
can retrieve the data.
Every effort has
been made to ensure Secure File Vault is intuitive and easy to use.
Support is just an email away. Secure File Vault runs on Windows 95,
98, ME and 2000 and XP
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