Topic: Free Outpost Security Suite Pro

[Rodders]

Until sometime on Thursday 18th August, you can get a 1 year, 1 PC, license for Outpost Security Suite Pro 7.5 for free at the address below.  Get looting, but be quick! 
http://dottech.org/freebies/23269/dottech-promo-free-1-year-licenses-of-outpost-security-suite-pro-72-hours-only/

[Rik]

Bring your own bricks, Rod?

[Simon]

That takes me back.  I used to run Outpost Firewall many moons ago.  I had no idea they were still going. 

[Rik]

Clive probably still is.

[GillE]

Is it any good?

[Simon]

It used to do it's job, but I haven't used it for years, Gill. 

[Clive]

What's a firewall?    

[Simon]

Actually, you do have one.  It's called Deepguard. 

[GillE]

The thing is, I reckon my current security is okay.  That's because I can't find any malware... but if there was malware on my computer, it wouldn't be detectable, would it?

Oh, it's just like the Millennium bug all over again.  I reckon I'm secure but how do I really know I'm secure?  And if I am secure, is what I fear may be insecure actually worth securing?  Or do I just have a security complex?

[Simon]

The thing is, I reckon my current security is okay.  That's because I can't find any malware... but if there was malware on my computer, it wouldn't be detectable, would it?

It would by a decent, up to date, malware detector, such as Malwarebytes, or Super Anti Spyware.  Different apps pick up different types of malware, so, unlike anti-virus, it's usually OK to have a couple on your machine, to scan with occasionally.

Oh, it's just like the Millennium bug all over again.  I reckon I'm secure but how do I really know I'm secure?  And if I am secure, is what I fear may be insecure actually worth securing?  Or do I just have a security complex?

Paranoid?  Of course I'm not paranoid - who told you that? 

[Clive]

Actually, you do have one.  It's called Deepguard. 

Is that part of F-Secure?   

[Rik]

I thought it was a stain protector... 

[Clive]

 

[Simon]

Yes, it is, Clive. 

[Clive]

I reckon I'm secure but how do I really know I'm secure?  And if I am secure, is what I fear may be insecure actually worth securing?  Or do I just have a security complex?

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