- Developer
- 1securitycenter
- Size
- 2.6 MB
- Operating System
- Windows All
- License
- Trial
- Category
- Internet Explorer
Download Links
- Download
- Internet Explorer Security Pro
Sometimes it’s hard to wonder if humanity’s indeed just
a mere simulation. While we hate to go all Matrix conspiracy theory
buffs, sometimes us living in a perfect simulation is the only logical
explanation for our growth. From discovering fire and coming up with the
concept of wheel, we now have the complexities of broadband development and space
exploration to work on. The Internet is the major key here, as it has
become the channel on which our journey to the world wide web goes
through. This virtually limitless field do come with its own set of
headaches though in the form of viruses, Internet fraud, and worms.
Fortunately, the forces of good are just as efficient when it comes to
curbing these threats, take the Internet Explorer Security software for
instance.
Internet Explorer Security is an utility that
customizes many aspects of the Internet Explorer Web browser. It’s a
snap to use and provides the tools you need to retain and manage your
Web browser settings. It lets you disable individual menu items and
prevent others from editing your Favorites. It also allows you to
disable individual tabs in the Internet Options dialog, as well
as specific settings from each tab. Still other
settings let you change the title caption, toolbar background, and
animated icon; change default folders; and replace standard error
information pages. It allows you to manage security zones very easy. The
powerful "Web Spy" feature enables you control WHAT web sites and WHEN
users may view. The "Password control" and "Time control" options enable
you to manage disallowed sites. If a user leaves a page up on IE
Browser and then is away from the computer for some time you can make
the browser to go back to the default page after a certain time of the
user inactivity.
Multiuser support and password protection are also
offered. This is great for managing network machines and the
import/export functions let you store program settings in an external
file.
