Protect yourself from identity theft with System Shield!

Identity and information theft is a very real threat, and deleting data or even formatting your hard drive is just not enough to protect your data from thieves.

Contrary to popular belief, anything and everything you have installed, used or even just looked at on your PC is still there. Deleting a file isn't enough. Deleting a whole directory isn't enough. Removing files from your Recycle Bin isn't enough. Even formatting the whole hard drive isn't enough.

With the use of simple and readily-available tools, data, private correspondence, credit card numbers, personal pictures, videos, and other identifiable information may be pulled straight-off your supposedly "clean" hard drive.

System Shield is your powerful, easy to use solution against information and identity theft.

System Shield was designed to protect your computer from unauthorized attempts at recovering data that was intended to remain private or confidential. Most people believe that when a file is deleted, it is permanently and irrecoverably "gone". This assumption is far from the truth. Read on for more information on how System Shield can protect you.

Identity theft is the designer-crime of the new century. It is primarily driven by the incredible surge in Internet popularity, coupled with the fact that most people are unaware of the dangers associated with being literally networked together with the rest of the world, and have no idea how to properly protect themselves. When someone steals your identity, they virtually BECOME you, purchasing items on credit, committing crimes, writing checks, and engaging in many other disastrous actions.

Consider this the next time you decide to upgrade to a new PC, or even hard drive: Are you comfortable with the fact that anyone whom you sell or give these old peripherals to can, and in many cases will, extract the data that used to be on your PC? How many personal files are contained therein? How many confidential emails did you send or receive? How many private pictures found their way on to your system? What sort of websites have you "accidentally" browsed?

Have you ever entered your credit card number, name, address, or telephone number in a document on your computer? Have any unsavory pictures ever made their way onto your PC? Has anything that can ever be construed as illegal been used or installed, even if they were uninstalled and deleted? All of these may still be easily recoverable! Don't let this information fall into the wrong hands.

If you think about it, how does a company that makes a virus scanner know to add a new virus to its list? The virus must have been found, and have infected an uncounted number of computers already. The same goes for Internet security holes: they can only be protected against once they have been discovered. What does this mean? It means you need even more protection!

There are untold numbers of cases where disgruntled employees secretly log onto high-security computer terminals in an attempt to find valuable information that may be sold or otherwise improperly confiscated. It takes five minutes for someone with basic computer skills to sit down, install, and use freely available software to recover anything you've deleted on any computer.

Most of us have also fallen victim to high-tech web traps where once you wander into the wrong part of net-town, the doors slam shut and no matter how hard you try, new windows and a frenzy of pop-up ads easily outwit your mouse's feeble attempts at escape. Just a petty annoyance you say? Wrong!

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