Digital Secure Disk - Investment Worth Millions

I like how easy this program is to use. When I need to save or access my private files, I just log on to my secure disk and I’m in. [See image 6]If someone else tries to get on my computer and view my personal files they will be totally locked out unless they have my login information. The nice thing is that a friend, family member, or coworker can still use my computer without being able to access my personal files (accidentally or deliberately).

Setting up and using Digital Secure Disk is a breeze compared to dealing with the half-baked login settings in XP. Sometimes I would swear Microsoft wants to make it hard for the average person to set up security in Windows. Digital Secure Disk makes the whole process a snap, so I can spend my time on what matters to me (like working and surfing the Net) rather than figuring out Windows login settings.

Hard Disk Protection The protection that Digital Secure Disk gives me is awesome. It is as effective as encrypting your entire hard drive, without actually have having to do that. (That would be a long and strenuous process.) As I said before, not all of my files need to be protected. Things like basic programs that I've installed (Program Files) and my desktop are no secret. Those don’t need encryption and I don’t mind if people who use my computer have access to basic things like that. What’s important to me is that I have the ability to make certain files private without a hassle.

Digital Secure Disk does exactly that. Encryption Security Performance As I mentioned, the software is easy to use. I set it and forget it, meaning it doesn’t take over my computer (like annoying programs such as antivirus do). It doesn’t have pop ups or irritating add-ins. It’s simple and streamlined—and isn’t that the idea? I want a program to help me, not to become an added burden.

Digital Secure Disk does exactly what it’s supposed to and that alone is worth the price of the software. It also takes up only 15 megs of RAM and 10 megs of hard disk space. That is minuscule compared to the size of hard drives and RAM capacity today. It’s almost like it’s not even there.

But when I need it most, it is obvious to me the program is there and doing what it’s supposed to. That is what I call peace of mind. I choose how much or how little gets protected. I can create a virtual drive that is unlimited in size. I could have over 100 gigabytes of files totally secure, which only I can access.