iProtect provides several levels of protection against unauthorized access to folders and documents on your computer. It can hide your confidential folders and the documents they contain, so prying eyes cannot find them. Unlike Windows Explorer's easy-to-beat flagging of hidden files, iProtect makes them invisible to systems tools and utilities.

At the document level, iProtect can encrypt your spreadsheets and memos, making them unintelligible. Its 448-bit encryption algorithm, one of the most powerful available today, ensures that once iProtect has encrypted a document, strangers cannot view it. iProtect can also lock documents, ensuring that they cannot be deleted without authorization.

iProtect provides program-level security, a feature that kid-proofs your computer and keeps unauthorized users from using your programs to access your documents. iProtect allows you to lock your word processor, internet browser, or any other programs.

Windows lets you recover folders or documents that you delete accidentally. When you use iProtect to delete folders or documents, however, they are shredded, and cannot be recovered.

iProtect is easy to install, and works silently in the background. By using different passwords and IDs, multiple users can use iProtect on the same computer. Once you have protected your folders and documents with iProtect, they cannot be used by anybody besides you. The Explorer-like interface makes it safe and easy for you to control your files, but virtually impossible for others to gain access to them.

1. Folder hiding
2. File locking
3. File encryption with Blowfish, using 448-bit keys
4. File shredding, to US Department of Defense standard DoD 5220.22-M, for secure deletion of files
5. Disk cleaning to wipe clean all the unused space on a disk
6. 'Paranoia' options for enhanced security
7. Undo and redo options
8. Optional audit trail (log file)
9. Unobtrusive: Once you have protected your documents and folders with iProtect, you can exit the program, and they will still remain protected
10. Easy to use - if you know how to use Windows Explorer, you know how to use iProtect