Webroot SecureAnywhere Internet Security Plus

I don't know about you, but I sure find it more difficult to secure my PC these days, and for this very reason, I have decided to improve my virtual fortification against intruders. One possible option, is of course, Webroot SecureAnywhere Internet Security Plus, an application with a long name, but a simple and intuitive interface, proving that complexity does not need to be a full-scale thing.

The thing that shook me the most is how simple the whole program seems. Its main page is well organized. You understand where each particular item will go. It's also modular. You can activate and deactivate all types of protections. In my case, I opted for the Realtime Shield, Web Shield and turned the Firewall off since Windows already takes care of that.

Scanning is the first thing that will catch your eye. The big button is integrated into a last scan log section. The program also keeps track of how often you've conducted scans on your machine. This means you'll always know if you should start a scan or simply wait a couple more days.

If you're like me, you probably don't know all those fancy terms and require some more explaining. The program can feed you information if you choose to through its information sections. These are helpful in understanding what security options are offered.

Other included functions deal with identity protection, password management, and general utilities for your machine's health improvement. Access to all sorts of community discussion is also easily accessible. Thus, you will have no problem reaching other users and asking for assistance if need be.

SecureAnywhere Internet Security Plus is just a simple application designed to protect users like you and me from virtual threats that might lurk online. It is efficient and friendly, which in the end is what should matter.