Protect your computer from Internet threats through silent, automatic monitoring and infection prevention, but also manual configuration of rules
Version | 3.25 |
Updated | Apr 30th 2015 |
Developer |
SoftSphere Technologies
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User Rating |
2070
3.8
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Original File Size | 4.1 MB |
Downloads | 24745 |
Systems | Windows 2K, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 7 64 bit, Windows 8, Windows 8 64 bit, Windows 2003, Windows 10, Windows 10 64 bit |
Category | Antivirus |
DefenseWall is a powerful utility that can help you prevent any attacks or unauthorized infiltrations on your computer, such as Trojans, adware, spyware, keyloggers and rootkits.
The app automatically places itself in the system tray from where you can access the main application window. The clean layout makes DefenseWall's features easy to figure out, whether you are an experienced user or not.
DefenseWall can protect your system against malicious agents by dividing applications into two groups, according to their threat level - trusted or untrusted. The tool automatically detects the latter set of programs and grants you permission to instantly terminate them.
Additionally, you can rollback files and the Windows registry, make specific applications trustworthy and check out a log of events.
Advanced users can create a list of files and registry items to be excluded from protection, secure custom files and folders, as well as manage download areas and password-protect DefenseWall Crack. Furthermore, you can create a list of untrusted applications and authorize them to use the desktop or to restart the system, as well as protect passwords, game accounts and other sensitive data.
From the "Options" area you can set DefenseWall to display alarm notifications in the system tray, consider CD/DVD drives to be untrusted and to automatically run at system startup. Plus, you can save program settings, reconfigure keyboard shortcuts and restore options to default.
The security tool requires a moderate amount of system resources and has a good response time. There is also a help file available and we have not come across any problems throughout our testing. DefenseWall should definitely be taken into consideration as a powerful agent against malicious software.
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