Suppose you have sensitive files on your computer (personal letters, financial reports, health records, etc.) and want to move them to a floppy disk to make ensure only you can access them. Moving the files to the floppy disk will mean copying them and then deleting them from the hard drive. But normal deletion is not secure! The result is that the contents of your sensitive files will remain exactly where you didn't want them: on the hard drive. If you copy the files to the floppy disk and then destroy them using CyberScrub Privacy Suite, you have accomplished your task. The files are now only on your floppy disk!

Privacy and security are important- you need CyberScrub Privacy Suite and its data destruction capabilities.

For three reasons: One, you need to feel secure and confident that once you have deleted information, it's GONE. Without a secure file deletion utility your confidential information can be easily retrieved. Second, your Internet activity is an open book. Small files are placed on your computer, "cookies" that track your movements and create user profiles. If you view photos on the web or in newsgroup they remain on your hard drive. E-mail you "trashed" can be reconstructed with little effort. Your chat room conversations may provide an opportunity for embarassment. Privacy Suite deletes your discarded files beyond recovery and eliminates evidence of your Internet activity. Finally, this fine utility provides strong encryption to secure your sensitive data from unauthorized discovery.

For example:
Define a task that A) runs the Privacy Guard feature, then B) check the Close all window box, and C) define a hotkey.

Now you can surf at will, without the fear of the discovery if intruded. By simply using your newly created Panic Key all windows will close and the Privacy Guard will begin to run, eliminating traces of your activity.

2. The second window allows you to schedule the previously named task. The task can run daily, weekly, monthly, once, at startup, at logon or when idle. For each of these options the start time and specific details can be defined.

For example:

You can schedule the program to run every 5 days, every two weeks, on Tuesdays, the third Friday in July and August, etc.

3. The What to Erase window gives allows you to actually define the actions the new task will perform. You can choose to delete files or folders using the Erase Files feature, destroy the content of folders monitoring your computer and Internet activity by using the Privacy Guard feature, or ensure that the sensitive content of previously "deleted" files is actually erased, using the Erase Beyond Recovery feature.

4.Before completing your task specifications, you are allowed to set the required options to execute the task according to your needs. You have access to the Erase Options and Automation Options.