Webroot Desktop Firewall 1.3 - Security software news and downloads

Webroot Desktop Firewall offers great two-way protection. It keeps your data safe while also keeping hackers out! Novice users will appreciate the easy setup of Webroot Desktop Firewall, while experts can fine tune it to their advanced needs using the sophisticated features and options. Webroot Desktop Firewall acts as a data gatekeeper for your PC, and monitors which Internet traffic is allowed in and out. You determine which programs on your PC can access the Internet.

Download security software: Webroot Desktop Firewall 1.3

Developer: Webroot Software

Through a simple set up process, instantly authorize programs you trust, such as your Internet and e-mail programs, to connect to the Internet, and block any suspicious programs that may take over your PC, like remote Trojans, worms or zombie programs. Turn the Stealth Mode option on to make your PC invisible to intruders searching for vulnerable computers across the Internet, decreasing your chances of an attack.

If you experience unexplained computer activity, use the Internet Block option to immediately stop all Internet traffic in and out of your PC. This "panic button" is a quick way to protect your data until you determine the cause of the activity.

Webroot Desktop Firewall lets you share your files and printers with other computers on your local area network without unnecessarily exposing your PC to online threats. Review the Webroot Desktop Firewall log to see if hackers have attempted to access your PC, or if unknown programs are trying to prompt outbound communications. If you run into trouble, our knowledgeable support team is at your service to provide friendly and expert help regarding setting up and working with Webroot Desktop Firewall.

A computer without a firewall is easy prey for hackers, worms, remote access Trojans and other real online threats. You need Webroot Desktop Firewall to:

* Block undesired or unauthorized incoming traffic to your PC
* Alert you to outgoing traffic from your PC that you may not know about
* Determine which programs should be allowed to access the Internet
* Make your PC invisible on the Internet to prohibit communication from computers that want to use your PC for malicious activities
* Log denied access attempts for later review

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