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Max Secure Unveils Spyware Detector 2.0
By
ChannelTimes Staff
Mumbai, Nov 29, 2006
Max Secure Software, the provider of anti-spyware software for the consumer market, announced today the unveiling of Max Spyware Detector 2.0, which it claimed is the world's fastest anti-spyware software.
Max Spyware Detector can improve the detection of spyware by using smart scan proprietary technology that modifies how a computer is scanned, ultimately helping reduce scan time by up to 20 minutes during the second and forthcoming scans.
Sanjay Pradhan, CEO, Max Secure Software, said, "Consumers have been asking for an anti-spyware product that can detect spyware and doesn't take all day to do it. Before Max Spyware Detector was available, consumers were spending an average of 25 or more minutes waiting for their anti-spyware product to do its job, but now as a result of Max Spyware Detector, we've been able to cut consumers' scan time down to only a few minutes at the longest."
The new software employs a dedicated database team, which uses state-of-the-art spyware research methods to identify and resolve new spyware threats before they are widely distributed. The software fearures advanced blocking, active monitoring, and complete removal of the toughest spyware programs in just one scan.
Customers who purchase Max Spyware Detector are assured immediate access to Max Secure Software's technical support force.
Retail cost for one license of Max Spyware Detector is US $ 29.95 for a one-year subscription, which includes a no-questions asked, 30-day moneyback guarantee. Max Spyware Detector is available now and supports the following operating systems: Windows 98 SE, 2000, Me and XP.
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i use it semms to work but if i run another spyware program it wants to delete it,strange,but true... |
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- Anonymous,
rvsl, crowborough
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