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mSecure Password Manager is one of "Top 5 Security Apps" for IT Professsionals

Portland, OR (PRWEB) July 05, 2011

mSecure Password Manager for Android has been selected by IT Business Net as one of five security apps it recommends to security conscious users. IT Business Net (IBN) is a leading tech-blog that has extensive array of reviews and news reports on business information technology products.

mSecure was featured in an article titled " The App Guide: Top 5 Security Apps " where a locator, anti-virus, folder lock and mSecure were reviewed and recommended. The Author, A Swords said about mSecure: "Do you store your passwords in a note or email? mSecure is an affordable and powerful alternative. The app stores all the most important personal info you need while surfing the Web -- passwords, bank account numbers, credit cards, etc. -- and uses 256-bit data encryption, which is basically impenetrable." The article went on to talk about the desktop sync capability with iOS and Android devices.

"mSecure wins another top place amongst the best security and privacy apps" said Ray Marshall, president of mSeven Software. "mSecure continues to be held out as an industry-standard for every-day users and IT pros for password and personal information protection."

mSecure for Android uses ultra-secure 256bit blowfish encryption to protect personal information such as account numbers, usernames, passwords and more. mSecure provides 17 popular personal information templates with the ability to create custom templates to facilitate easy entry of user information. mSecure for Android is also fully-compatible with the company's popular desktop/laptop products; mBackup and mSecure for MacOS/Windows to make personal information accessible and secure everywhere its needed. mSecure for Android was written from the ground up to be an Android product and has an premium Android look and feel with features like collapsible section headers, search, sort, auto hyperlink launch, notifications bar access and backup/restore to the SD card. mSecure for Android is available at the Android Marketplace, Amazon App Store and Verizon Media Store for the price of $4.99.

mSecure for MacOS/Windows together with mSecure for the Android/iOS enable the user create and manage personal information on all these platforms and then synchronize their data over a wireless network in seconds. mSecure desktop applications are available from the mSeven Software web site (mSevenSoftware.com) for either the MacOS or Windows platforms. A 30 trial version is available for users that would like to test-drive before purchase.

McAfee Antivirus Plus 2011 Reviews | Technology News & Reviews ...

I ordered this product from Amazon because it was on sale and we needed to have some sort of Antivirus software on our computer. Although our computer was running fantastic, I sought after it protected. I read one review which stated that the product was pretty excellent. Since then, I see here are more reviews online. I typically don’t rate harvest, but felt the need to share with everyone my experience. After installing McAfee, it has been one conundrum after another. Mcafee identified a “virus” which really was a fake positive. Everytime I log on it says to remove it and restart, after restart, the same message appears. After contacting McAfee about the conundrum, I was told I could pay $89.99 to have them remove viruses from the computer. What a coincidence. . . Fascinating how the only way to fix it is for me to pay them money!

On top of all of that, Mcafee identified ‘explore.exe’ as a malicious file and removed it. Well ‘explore.exe’ is necessary for a computer to work. So lacking it, I now have no desktop icons and no initiation menu.

Bottom line, I thought I was getting a deal, instead I got a broken computer and will have to spend even more money to backup the hard drive and do an entire system install back to factory settings. Thanks a lot Mcafee.

This is additional information learned since my initial review of this product.

McAfee Antivirus Plus 2011 seemingly does a excellent job of preventing infections, intrusions, etc. But, McAfee has apparently chose that the fact that you have bought a license to use their software gives them a license to use direct marketing for some of their additional harvest through the use of pop-up messages even when you do not have a browser open. It is the same type of practice utilized by “shareware” and downloaded “trial” software. These pop-up ads are rather large. They have been as large as 3 x 5 inches on my 24 inch monitor. Here seems to be no way to disable these annoyances. You may also receive, by the same method, notices to “renew” your current license. This supposedly can be resolved by clicking “Verify Subscription”. It is not always 100% effective but.

If you don’t mind the annoyances mentioned above McAfee is a excellent choice. Personally, I will be looking at Internet security software from additional publishers.

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