eTrust ezFirewall Trojan & Hacker Security

eTrust™ EZ Firewall
eTrust™ EZ Firewall protects your PC with bulletproof security from both known and unknown threats. Not a tech wiz? No problem – an easy-to-use interface and pre-loaded settings take the guesswork out of security. Once hackers sink their teeth into your PC, you’re a sitting duck – a prime target for remote-access Trojans, viruses, and Internet worms. The security of your personal data, private files, online shopping details – even your system performance – are all at their mercy.

eTrust™ EZ Firewall surrounds your home PC or network with an invisible layer of protection, delivering industrial-strength security to protect your privacy and defend against hacker attacks. Armed with ICSA-certified* protection, you’ll keep your systems safe from remote-access by hackers

Easy Setup – An enhanced startup wizard and pre-loaded security settings reduce firewall warnings for known programs

Pre-loaded Security Settings – Created through expert research to limit firewall warnings for known programs

Automatic Program Control – Delivers up-to-the minute information about which programs are safe and which are dangerous straight to your PC

Automatic Network Detection – Ensures proper protection through your local network or router configuration quickly and easily

Backup and Restore – Saves, exports, and imports your entire eTrust™ EZ Firewall security policy with the press of a button

Stateful Firewall – Top-of-the-line technology considers each packet in its context, protecting you against even advanced intrusions

Intrusion Blocking – Recognizes and alerts you to the most dangerous hacker threats

Stealth Mode – Hides protected computers from hackers searching for vulnerabilities on the Internet –an especially big problem for always-on connections

MailSafe – Identifies and quarantine potentially harmful e-mail attachments – coming in and going out

* The International Computer Security Association (ICSA) is a widely-recognized organization for testing and certifying PCs. To be certified by the ICSA, the firewall software must support networking programs as well as defend against attacks.