Recensione: Online Armor, firewall gratuito.

giugno 30, 2009 0

Online Armor è un eccellente software per la sicurezza, scaricabile gratuitamente da Internet per uso “casalingo”.

Il compito principale di Online Armor è quello di firewall, per proteggere il pc da terribili minacce provenienti dalla Rete.

Tramite gli aggiornamenti continui tiene in memoria i dati su tutti i software che possono causare problemi e, se uno di questi dovesse entrare, Online Armor lo bloccherebbe. Se invece il software potenzialmente dannoso è sconosciuto, lascerà all’utente la facoltà di decidere.

Purtroppo la versione gratuita, a differenza di quella a pagamento, non consente il controllo delle caselle e-mail e del browser.

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