G DATA USB Keyboard Guard

Virtual security has become an increasing concern with PC owners nowadays. By now, most of them have one type of antivirus or anti-malware detection software installed on their machine. As technology advances, so do the techniques used by hackers to gain access to your data. While most cyber attacks target important individuals, the number of random targets has increased lately. If you want to make sure you're secure, G DATA USB Keyboard Guard could be the help you're looking for.

What G DATA USB Keyboard Guard aims to do is protect its users from hacker attacks that rely on USB simulations which confuse your computer into thinking a new device has been added, generally a keyboard. This has become a somewhat common way of gaining access to important data and as such needs to have decent protection options developed against it. USB Keyboard Guard seems to have done that already, being an intuitive program that will not ask for any user configuration.

The way this application works is fairly simple. When installed, it will assume that all USB devices connected to your PC are genuine. It will prompt you to reboot OS, and it will, from then on, keep an eye out for any suspicious added USB devices. When you add a keyboard, for example, the application will prompt you to allow or deny connection to the device. If it's an unauthorized entry, and there is no keyboard or USB device physically attached to your machine, then clicking deny will immediately terminate any signal coming from that specific port.

G DATA USB Keyboard Guard is, by all means, a simple application that aims to protect its user base. It does not complicate things with too many options, and it definitely doesn't nag the user purposelessly. The fact that there is nothing to configure adds to the ease of use factor and overall to the intuitive side of this program. Protecting your computer against all kinds of hacking attempts should be a priority, and G DATA offers a well-developed solution you should take into account.