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 Software : eTrust EZ Armor 2005
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Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Terrific Security Software!
This software is so great I don't know why it isn't more well known! I first got EZ Armor last year free from the Windows security page. You simply downloaded it from online, and it lasted a year. (I see the Windows security page is now once again showing this free offer.) I believe it took 20 minutes to download with dial-up.And it has worked great all year. It just stays in the background and does what it's suppose to do. To renew online this year, I would have had to pay $29, which is not bad, but I got this 2005 version on CD in the box for cheaper. It took only a few minutes to download. Only, I should have removed the old version, because it expired last week; and when I tried to get the most current virus downloads, it kept telling me I had to renew. Thus, I uninstalled everything, and reinstalled. Once again, both tasks only took a few minutes.Since the Windows Security Pack 2 has a firewall, I debated if I should install the EZ Armor firewall, since you're not suppose to have two firewalls, but decided to go ahead anyway. Because the Windows firewall has caused me problems at certain sites, like eBay, and I've had to turn it off. I tried turning the EZ Armor firewall off first, but that didn't solve the problem. Thus, if I need to turn off the Windows firewall again, I still will have the EZ Armor one on.Talking about eBay, this version of EZ Armor has a password security feature, where it will block your password being sent to any fake eBay sites, like the ones you find in spoof e-mails.As I stated in the beginning--terrific security software! And it only takes 18MB disk space, compared to 71MB for McAfee and 90 MB for Norton!



Rating: 3 out of 5 stars - I like Nod32/Kerio better
Nod32 and Kerio are better programs and secure you computer better. If M$ themselves use Nod32 and Kerio don't you think you should as well?
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