Giveaway of the Day - Data Security Wizard
December 28, 2007
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Data Security Wizard is an easy to use encryption program, which is able to encrypt your personal files and sensitive data quickly, easily and securely. In addition to encryption, Data Security Wizard is still a reliable and ultra-fast shredder that will help you securely wipe any file, folder, partition and hard disk without any chances for its recovery.Data Security Wizard is an easy to use encryption program, which is able to encrypt your personal files and sensitive data quickly, easily and securely. In addition to encryption, Data Security Wizard still is a reliable and ultra-fast shredder that will help you securely wipe any file, folder, partition and hard disk without any chances for its recovery.
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| System Requirements: | Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista; minimum 128Mb RAM (recommended 256Mb); minimum 40Mb free disk space required |
| Publisher: | CHENGDU YIWO Tech Development |
| Homepage: | http://www.easeus.com/data-sec... |
| File Size: | 3.88 MB |
| Price: | $19.95 |
This software was available as a giveaway on December 28, 2007, this giveaway is not available any more. You can download the trial version of this software at http://www.easeus.com/data-sec....
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As always with encryption software, it does bother me that after a system crash I would have no choice but to then pay for replacement install and of course the priviledge of opening my own files again. I’ll pass thanks.
This $70 program is merely a 3-in-1 of:
1. TrueCrypt (CNET)
2. Eraser (CNET)
3. Restoration (try searching google)
All of the above are freeware.
The good
- They have a detailed site
- They aren’t shy as to actual state clearly who they are, where they are, how long they have been around, etc. Which is something rare to see of companies that offer programs on Giveaway which have to do with possible sensitive issues.
The bad
- Their command of the English language is not bad but even I, a non native English speaker, find the mistakes portraying a lack of being meticulous.
A couple of examples:
“..we firmly believe that we are top-grade professional service provider.”
“…most cost-effective and ease-to-use software…”
“…can recover files and folders which are deleted accidentally recently.”
- the mock-up of the product boxes has been so overdone that nowadays instead of looking professional it looks cheesy because anybody and everybody has been using it to flog about anything.
E.g.: http://www.emanuelblagonic.com/2007/07/19/how-to-use-photoshop-to-create-product-box/
- The selling price. It reeks of taking advantage of someone’s misfortune.
Conclusion
The program itself is clearly targeting pro users because when it comes down to it you need 3 drives. 1 that has failed , 1 that has the program on it and 1 to which to write the recovered image on. That is not a bad thing in itself. However most users on here will only use it to recover some accidentally deleted files or folders and not crashed hard drives.
I’m looking forward to see the review by BladedThoth and what he makes of it’s recovery skills.