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egghead
December 29th, 2006, 05:51 AM
The FREE CompuSec® Software is a full product version without any limitations. It is not a demo or trial version. It is provided "as is" at the time of distribution without any warranty. The product has been thoroughly tested and no bugs were known at the time of the product release. However, we cannot guarantee that the product works with all possible PC configurations nor is 100% bug free. CE-Infosys commits to maintain the product and provide future releases. Customer feedback and recommendations are welcome. The product is free in object code, but not in source code. Please read carefully the license agreement during the product installation.

This software is FREE for both Professional Business use as well as
Personal use.
Hotline support and maintenance contracts are available.
Worldwide support is available through CE-Infosys and our partners.
Supports Windows 2000, Windows XP, Window 2003 & Window XP Tablet Edition
A FREE version for Linux is now available Function overview of the FREE CompuSec® Software Version:

Pre boot access control
Encryption for Hard disk using fast AES algorithm and in hibernation mode
Encryption for CD / DVD for secure publishing and sharing of CD data using CDCrypt
Encryption for Diskettes and Removable Media Devices such as ZIP drives, USB thumb drives or Memory sticks
Encryption of Individual Files or data transmitted via Email and FTP using DataCrypt
Encryption of Server Files & Subdirectories using SafeLan
VPN for Lan (coming soon)
VPN for Wan (coming soon)
VPN Client for LAN and WAN (coming soon)
Single-Sign-On at Windows
Secure Remote Access for WAN (coming soon)
Identity Management for password encryption, policy database query, and supports BioClick for secure transactions based on fingerprint recognition
Local and Central Administration
[ClosedTalk]® for secure VoIP communication
Intergrated support for Tablet PChttp://www.ce-infosys.com.sg/images/new-eng.gif CompuSec® e-Identity® Version

2-factor authentication prior to booting
USB token or smart card access before booting
Full PKI integrated
Transparent file and folder encryption
File server encryption
Credential or Certificate used for log-on and Single-Sign-On at the domain server
Secure remote password reset
Central management of e-Identity® tokens and e-Identity® smart cards
User groups and computer poolshttp://www.ce-infosys.com.sg/english/downloads/free_compusec/index.html


Full disk encryption prevents hackers from accessing your windows partition and thus will prevent them from booting your computer to install trojans or extract your password "sam" files.

Curio
December 30th, 2006, 15:33 PM
It also makes it a pain in the ar5e when anything goes wrong and you need to access your data for say recovery purposes. Think twice before you encrypt your disks.

zipp51
December 30th, 2006, 16:31 PM
It also makes it a pain in the ar5e when anything goes wrong and you need to access your data for say recovery purposes. Think twice before you encrypt your disks.


I think I'll pass as far as installing this puppy on my main box,I trust your expertise Curio.I will install,however on my lab xp machine.:cool:

egghead
December 30th, 2006, 16:47 PM
yes, recover would be a pain and something I would love to test once the need arises. I do want encryption on my laptop as I use VPN and keys to access the work servers and database as well as my password wallet etc....

it is very nice to have full hard drive encryption as it makes the notebook useless to thieves once the bios boot is locked and the hard drive cannot be prodded for info using slave or bootable xp discs.

Always backup your keys and always save important info on other media.