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Software Magazine, Jan, 1997
Fortres Grand Corp., Plymouth, Ind., has introduced Fortres 101, a new version of its security software for Windows 95.
Designed to protect shared Windows or DOS PCs from unauthorized use, Fortres 101 offers a new file protection system to prevent tampering with hard drive contents on Windows 95 PCs. With this feature, the product can be configured to prevent users from viewing or overwriting specified files and directories and downloading files from remote locations or from the Internet. Other new features include the ability to import and export security settings, in addition to a diagnostic tool that maintains an audit trail of illegal file operation attempts.
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Fortres 101 works with all major networks and on standalone machines. Corporate site licenses are $295 per 50 computers per building.
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