Publisher's Description
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Cerberus Security Guard manages your Windows security and privacy settings in a professional way by offering a central console to observe and make security-related adjustments and optimize services and main applications of the operating system, Internet Explorer, and Firefox, while providing nifty Media Player fine tuning.
What's new in this version: Version 3.7 adds database improvements.
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"Fantastic app!"
Version: Cerberus Security Guard 3.7
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
I must admit that this is a great security tool, has lots of cool features!
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"A little complicated"
Version: Cerberus Security Guard 1.8
Pros
Works well.
Cons
The ads are a little annoying. I don't like any security software that contains ads. Charge me if you have to!
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"Very Good"
Version: Cerberus Security Guard 1.3
Pros
Explanations for all tweaks
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"you can manage you system security easy"
Version: Cerberus Security Guard 1
Pros
all
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"Not much point, difficulty in use"
Version: Cerberus Security Guard 1
Pros
It certainly did provide a lot of options, and the interface was nice, plus it had no spyware.
Cons
However, many of the option can be changed using the Services option of Administrative Tools, already installed on Microsoft Windows. Also, when you install it it takes you immediately to their website. When you try to uninstall it it takes you to their website. (but does do so successfully) Plus, it doesn't have always-on protection or anything, and doesn't give you much confidence with its "quit" option (no "save" or "save and quit", just "verify"). Every time you want to make a change, you have to go back in, click the button, and click quit again (it makes no shortcuts on desktop or quick launch). I even tried something that wasn't already available through Microsoft Windows, disabling Help and Support and disabling shared folders. Nothing happened. Even after a system restart. Plus, during my first attempt at uninstall it, I came across an error. When i tried to click OK it opened up their website and the message box remained there. Eventually I killed the firefox process and uninstalled it successfully the second time. I wouldn't recommend it to pretty much anyone, even though it has a little use.
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