Element TotalProtect 2010 has been released

With great pleasure, I officially announce today the release of Element TotalProtect 2010 from Element Software UK.

Element TotalProtect contains all in one PC security, with protection against viruses, spyware and rootkits, It also contains automatic tuneup, backup tools and Indentity Protection for Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox.

Visit the websites for Element TotalProtect 2010 here:

http://www.elementsoftware.co.uk/totalprotect (UK)

http://www.totalprotect.co.cc (Global portal)

Element TotalProtect older version was discussed on this forum a few months ago, https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=246190

Additionaly a review of the product can be viewed at brighthub, for someone elses opinions

http://www.brighthub.com/computing/smb-security/reviews/47026.aspx

Screenshots of the program in action:

http://www.elementsoftware.co.uk/totalprotect/ETPMainWindowScreenshot.png

http://www.elementsoftware.co.uk/totalprotect/ETPTuneupScreenshot.png

http://www.elementsoftware.co.uk/totalprotect/ETPThreatFoundScreenshot.png

http://www.elementsoftware.co.uk/totalprotect/2010IDprotectionScreenshot.png

Thank you,
Jake Jackson
Element Software

 

It looks like Norton 360 with blue color...

 

19 years old, and you've developed your own program. Smart fella.

 

wow another cheap lifetime license. Can you say DriveSentry. Damn, either give it away at start up, or charge a fortune like Prevx, to make you think it has to be good at that price.

 

Prevx costs a fortune?

 

I'm going to trial your product because it sounds very promising!!
I also submitted a request for the free license for active students

Good luck developing your products

Regards, Lethalboy

 

Prevx is Good I don't know much about Total Protect. Has anyone tested their product? How long have they been in business? I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt. They may have potential. Only time will tell.

 

How that immunisation feature works, what does it actually do?

 

Now that's what I call a nice price ...but at what real cost?

 

No 9x/ME support? (I wonder if we old, very old OS users are becoming an overlooked majority. You know, like the very same people who haven't updated their Norton AV in the past 5 or 6 years.)

Dave

 

Just 19, Looks like a bright future ahead of ya.

 

Element TotalProtect 2010 does in fact run on the older dos based windows family, that being the ME / 98 line, but it is not supported by Element Software.

You can run it on that OS but you cannot expect support from us if anything goes wrong.

However many components such as realtime protection, automatic pc tuneup and the firewall components do not work on 9X since they were only created for NT based operating systems.

Hope this helps.

 

It patches your windows registry and operating system in common areas that worms insert malicious code, essentially blocking any access that a virus may have to that part of the operating system, before your PC can even be effected. This is essential for xp users since they are left in the open, without Vistas god gift of UAC.

Any changes ETP makes to your system can be reversed by using the Rescue Center feature.

 

I certainly hope so. If I keep working hard, I might get somewhere

 

Element Software itself has been running since 2006, And sales of Element TotalProtect started in late 2008.

 

can the install be custom to not include all the modules??

 

So PrevxHelp is retiring to Florida soon?

 

I installed Element TotalProtect 2010 and set all of the options it has and then started to test it. I couldn't get it to detect anything, I might be doing something wrong but I don't think so. After trying everything I have against it and getting no alerts I deleted it and reinstalled my regular protection. I don't believe that this software is ready for prime time yet.

bigc

 

bigc, you testing it against those DOS viruses from the 60s.

 

lol -- I think I'll buy the lifetime beta license.

 

I will admit my collection I test with is not totally up to date but nothing quite as old as the sixties.

bigc

 

I gave it a quick run on xp sp3 and here is what I didn't like.

1.The firewall.
a. It seems that you use the open source WIPFW, but unless I missed it you do not mention it anywere in your software. and you do not include any help document about setting the firewall rules.
b. it does not support IPv6 Protocol

2. The uninstall process
Leaves behind 3 services.

Panagiotis

 

On what AV is it based?

 

As far as I can tell it is home grown.

 

Thanks
Curious about the detection than