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[patrice58]

Browse fearlessly with Finjan!

Finjan SecureBrowsing is a new browser extension that proactively alerts users to potential malicious content hiding behind links of search results, ads and other selected web pages. Finjan SecureBrowsing accesses each of the links in its current form on the web, and scans the relevant pages in real time using Finjan’s patented behavior-based technology. Each link is then marked with a safety rating - either safe (green) or potentially malicious (red). Finjan SecureBrowsing enables end-users to experience the same best-in-class security technologies currently in use at large enterprise customers.

Finjan believes that users shouldn’t have to worry about malicious code that may be hidden within seemingly innocuous websites - waiting to pounce on unsuspecting victims. With the current generation of threats, including Spyware and Trojans that can be hidden in apparently harmless Active Content, one click can be enough to infect a computer or even compromise an entire corporate network. As the leading innovator in the proactive web security space, Finjan is committed to delivering the most advanced technologies that will realize our vision of a safe and productive Internet environment for consumers and businesses.

Finjan SecureBrowsing runs as an Internet Explorer and Firefox extension, and will be available for download from Finjan’s website in March. So what do you all think?

[Melih]

Browse fearlessly with Finjan!

Finjan SecureBrowsing is a new browser extension that proactively alerts users to potential malicious content hiding behind links of search results, ads and other selected web pages. Finjan SecureBrowsing accesses each of the links in its current form on the web, and scans the relevant pages in real time using Finjan’s patented behavior-based technology. Each link is then marked with a safety rating - either safe (green) or potentially malicious (red). Finjan SecureBrowsing enables end-users to experience the same best-in-class security technologies currently in use at large enterprise customers.

Finjan believes that users shouldn’t have to worry about malicious code that may be hidden within seemingly innocuous websites - waiting to pounce on unsuspecting victims. With the current generation of threats, including Spyware and Trojans that can be hidden in apparently harmless Active Content, one click can be enough to infect a computer or even compromise an entire corporate network. As the leading innovator in the proactive web security space, Finjan is committed to delivering the most advanced technologies that will realize our vision of a safe and productive Internet environment for consumers and businesses.

Finjan SecureBrowsing runs as an Internet Explorer and Firefox extension, and will be available for download from Finjan’s website in March. So what do you all think?

First of all, its great that we as users get more choice in the market place.
however, once you have CPF v3, I don't see why you need this?

Melih

[Quwen]

First of all, its great that we as users get more choice in the market place.
however, once you have CPF v3, I don't see why you need this?

Melih

You must be the only forum owner I know that wouldn't delete that message and deny it ever existed. 

[Melih]

You must be the only forum owner I know that wouldn't delete that message and deny it ever existed. 

Thanks

Melih

[patrice58]

First of all, its great that we as users get more choice in the market place.
however, once you have CPF v3, I don't see why you need this?

Melih

So when will cpf 3 be avilable to download? Will it do all the above?

[Melih]

So when will cpf 3 be avilable to download? Will it do all the above?

CFP v3 will be available around end of march. and the way it works is by Preventing any (ANY) malware! its a revolution in the Anti-Malware warfare!

Melih

[patrice58]

Very nice! Should I get rid of Arovax Shield?

[Melih]

Very nice! Should I get rid of Arovax Shield?

well when you have CFP v3.. then you won't need much of anything else

Melih

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