Security Manager Software

Security Manager Plus is a network security scanner that proactively reports on network vulnerabilities and helps to remediate them and ensure compliance. With vulnerability scanning, open ports detection, patch management and vulnerability reporting capabilities, Security Manager Plus is exactly the software you need to protect your network from security threats and malicious attacks.

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PC Security Manager is a registry tool allowing you to restrict access to your PC in a way you want. It includes many of restrictions you could apply to your system and/or your applications. These restrictions will stop others from tampering with your PC. The utility could be password protected. You could restrict access to Control Panel, Network Settings, Desktop, etc... You could control programs that start automatically when Windows start.

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It is a one-line programming tool for controlling Outlook Security. Outlook Security Manager allows you to disable Outlook Security warnings and alerts in add-ins and applications that interact with Outlook. It supports the .NET, VCL and ActiveX platforms (VB.NET, C#, C++ MFCL/ATL/.NET, Visual Basic 6, Delphi, VBA). It supports Outlook 2000, 2002 (XP), 2003 and all its service packs. Read more on http://www.add-in-express.com.

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Manage file and folder permissions in Windows XP Home like Windows XP Professional users! This program allows you edit advanced permissions, change owner of the files, view effective permissions. Interface of the program is like XP Pro Access Control editor. The program includes even more useful feature - Security Wizard. Get the power of Win XP Pro. And... Make your Windows XP Home like windows XP Professional Now - Get File Security Manager!

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Anti Trojan Elite(ATE) is a malware remover, it can detect and clean malware in disk or memory. Anti Trojan Elite provide a real-time malware firewall for user, once a trojan or keylogger would been loaded, the ATE can detect, block and then clean it in time before it starts. The ATE can detect more than 22000 trojans, worms and keyloggers currently.

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Parallels Desktop for Mac is the first solution for Intel-Macs that give you the flexibility of running Windows on a Mac seamlessly without rebooting. The upgraded 3.0 version delivers 3D Graphics Support to play the hottest games and run the most popular applications, cross OS application & file integration with SmartSelect, control the levels of integration and isolation with Security Manager and bulletproofing your VMs with SnapShots.

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Deskman SE allows you to tightly secure desktops and lock computers, and it's suited for both home users and administrators. Combining different options, you can easily achieve the desired level of security. Deskman SE is the most advanced, yet accessible, desktop security manager for Windows 2000/XP/2003.

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Provides user audit, access, Internet and system security for any computer running Windows 95 to Windows XP (with FUS). User security is group based and Meets requirements outlined in NISPOM, Chapter 8, as well as Sarbanes-Oxley and HIPPA. Stand-alone, or multi-system network use. Restrict access to file system, including removable media (USB, flash, etc.) on the fly. Restrict printer access in any application. Active Password Monitoring.

Provides user audit, access, Internet and system security for any computer running Windows XP or later. User security is group based and meets requirements outlined in NISPOM, Chapter 8, as well as Sarbanes-Oxley and HIPPA. Stand-alone, or multi-system network use. Restrict access to file system, including removable media (USB, flash, etc.) on the fly. Restrict printer access in any 32 bit application. Active Password Monitoring.