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Zapeze™ is a joint project by Rose City Software and Hagel Technologies,
the developers of DU Meter, TweakMASTER and TradeTrakker, to bring you
an exciting new service. Simply put, Zapeze protects your sensitive
data by allowing you to erase all data on your computer from a remote
location in the unfortunate event that your computer has been stolen.
Just released on June 14, look at all the Internet software awards it has already won! Zapese is fully compatible with Windows 8/7/Vista/XP/2000.
There's a reason for this overwhelming success! Zapeze is like an insurance policy against data and identity theft. It can provide you with complete peace of mind at a very small price.
You
manage your computers registered to this service via our secure web
interface. If one of your computers is stolen, you simply log on to
your account on the Zapeze server from any online computer and issue a
"wipe data" command. The client software installed on the stolen
computer receives this hidden command (usually within minutes), and
proceeds with erasure of all data. In minutes the computer will lock up
and cannot be rebooted. The hard drive has been rendered inoperable as
critical system files are erased as well as your personal data.
Although the computer has been stolen and you cannot access it
physically, your remote command will insure your data is completely
erased, thereby protecting your security.
In our experience, most thieves, even those who are interested
in your data, do connect stolen computers to the Internet either
directly, or via some network that has access to the Internet. Using
networking is the most convenient method to copy data from one computer
to another. If a thief wants to try accessing your bank account online
or some other password protected site you use, he will naturally be
online, and Zapeze will get to him before he gets to you! Of course, if
the thief is only interested in your hardware, he may proceed to
immediately re-format your hard disk; in such a case your data is still
safe, even though our software did not have a chance to run.
While
nothing in life is ever 100% certain (except death and taxes, as they
say), statistics show that better than 95% of laptop thefts are by
casual thieves. Laptops are stolen when people set them down in the
airport for a moment to attend to something. They are stolen from hotel
rooms, from locked cars and from places of business. Often the thief is
merely after the hardware. However, if it happens to you, you have no
way of knowing whether all your personal data was compromised or not.
Until now!
Once
you have issued the "wipe data" command, you can check the status of
your stolen computer any time you like from within your account on our
server. You can see immediately when the command has been received by
the stolen computer, setting your mind at ease. Insurance can always
replace the hardware, but you have the security of knowing your
personal data is completely wiped out.
Our
software and service have both passed rigorous internal testing to the
highest standards of data security. Our software has been certified
100% spyware, adware and virus free. No personal data is passed to our
servers except your product registration number. All sensitive
communications between the client and the server are authenticated and
encrypted using HTTPS protocol, therefore Zapeze is safe to use on
untrusted networks.
Your login credentials are not stored on protected computers,
so if one computer is compromised, a perpetrator cannot access or
control other computers protected under your account. Your password is
stored in our database using strong one-way encryption so it is not
recoverable even if the service security is compromised in any way.
Your security is our primary objective and we take it very seriously.
Our service and software are built from the ground up to be secure, yet
as accessible and user-friendly as possible.
You can try Zapeze service absolutely free for 30 days. After 30 days, a paid yearly subscription is required. Please see the Zapeze Subscription Plans web page for more information.
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