Security Folder has been released!
by Anonymous

These days computers are everywhere. Reliable and tireless machines replace human beings at dull routine tasks in almost every area. Each day we tend to rely more and more on electronics as storage media and information processing and distribution systems. A decade ago, our puny hard drives contained hardly a couple of thousands of files. Today, our massive hard drives contain dozens and even hundreds of thousands of various files and folders and, which is most important, the overall information value increased dramatically.

From private messages to business-critical data – every singe bit of valuable information we may have on our computers requires reliable protection. Despite the fact that there are many 3d party data security solutions on the market today, few of them offer an intuitively easy way to protect files and folders on local hard drive from unauthorized access.

Introducing Security Folder by Everstrike Software, the unique folder data protection system intended to make your life times and times easier, while making sure your private and sensitive data are kept away from prying eyes! Security Folder represents the new generation of computer safeguard tools and is intended for hiding your files, folders and entire drives from other users of a Windows NT/2000/XP machine.

The application combines the ultimate power of industry-standard strong encryption algorithms with unique stealth technologies to protect your data from both unauthorized access and modification/destruction by malicious programs.

Unlike other security software, available on the market, Security Folder was designed with user convenience in mind, which ensures even the newbie computer users can learn operating it within seconds. Intuitive interface makes protecting data as easy as click-and-go. Thanks to flexible licensing policy, Security Folder is a cost-effective security solution both for home and corporate users. Protect your data now!



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