CleverCrypt Lite (Freeware) 1.5
| Developer: |
Quantum Digital Security (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/2000/XP/2003 |
| License: | Freeware |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 3.64 MB |
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Create a password protected, fully encrypted hard drive to store all of your private files in. Just copy your files into your CleverCrypt drive for total protection.
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The instant you save data into a CleverCrypt drive, CleverCrypt automatically scrambles the data before it is saved on the drive. Once you close your drive or turn off your computer, your secure drive is automatically locked. You don’t have to remember to secure your data: CleverCrypt does it for you every time. To access your data again, simply open CleverCrypt and supply the correct passwords to access your confidential information.
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Even if your whole computer is stolen, your data will remain locked in the virtual drive, safe from prying eyes. Without your passwords, the data is simply not there!
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CleverCrypt is the perfect security tool for lawyers, doctors, government establishments and any practice dealing with highly sensitive information.
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You can use CleverCrypt to protect any office documents, including spreadsheets, confidential documents, presentations, emails, client lists, accounting information and scheduling diaries.
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CleverCrypt Lite is completely free!
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If you like our product, please consider purchasing the full version to support our work. |
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