Editor's review
One of the most common issues in the modern Internet technology is the security in the presence of ever increasing threats from malicious programs hovering around the web. These malware may be intentionally injected into your system to steal information or damage your computer, or these may come accidentally upon clicking some untrusted link or accessing an infected website. The consequences may be drastic if your computer gets attacked by these attackers, and thus you require an efficient protection against them. For ensuring this, you can use Rising Internet Security 2010 v.22.00.04 which is a powerful program with multitude of features that ensure complete protection from persistently incoming threats to your computer.
Rising Internet Security 2010 v.22.00.04 provides a complete anti-virus shield for fighting the most deadly unwanted utilities and includes a customizable firewall program that acts as an active hurdle restricting the virus entry. The program acts rapidly in response to any incoming Trojans and other threats by creating a rapid response network against them. It includes an easily customizable firewall program including administrative and user accounts whose rules can be configured even by novice users. The file monitor feature of the program actively detects any virus working with an active file or service and prevents the computer from getting infected. It has an email monitor which can quickly scan all the incoming and outgoing mails for infections and even scans the attachments. Other features of the program includes ARP spoofing protection, Application control, Web Trojan defense, URL alert, Malicious behavior interceptor, botnet protection, standby scanner and many more. The program is light on system resources which means it can function without interrupting with any other active tasks.
Rising Internet Security 2010 is overall, a fully featured real time shield against the online attacks from which you are constantly at risk. Hence it receives a score of four and a half rating points on the scale of five.
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