Tiny Personal Firewall
Version 2.0.15
Freeware
Free
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Based on the award winning, WinRoute
Pro security technology, Tiny Personal Firewall is an
easy-to-use, affordable ICSA-certified software
firewall that
prevents unauthorized access and offers security for
computer and personal files. Tiny Personal Firewall
offers low, normal, and maximum-security settings
all through its easy-to-use user
interface. The Personal Firewall is also an integral
part of the Tiny Software Centrally Managed Desktop
Security (CMDS) system selected by the US Air Force
for its approximately 500,000 desktop computers. Tiny
Personal Firewall is available FREE for home use.
Business and institutional customers are encouraged to
download the software to evaluate for a 30-day trial
period. Tiny Personal Firewall will not function
properly if it is installed on a computer using
WinRoute or Microsoft Internet Connection Sharing. It
is compatible with Windows® 9x, ME, 2000, XP and NT4.0.
Pro security technology, Tiny Personal Firewall is an
easy-to-use, affordable ICSA-certified software
firewall that
prevents unauthorized access and offers security for
computer and personal files. Tiny Personal Firewall
offers low, normal, and maximum-security settings
all through its easy-to-use user
interface. The Personal Firewall is also an integral
part of the Tiny Software Centrally Managed Desktop
Security (CMDS) system selected by the US Air Force
for its approximately 500,000 desktop computers. Tiny
Personal Firewall is available FREE for home use.
Business and institutional customers are encouraged to
download the software to evaluate for a 30-day trial
period. Tiny Personal Firewall will not function
properly if it is installed on a computer using
WinRoute or Microsoft Internet Connection Sharing. It
is compatible with Windows® 9x, ME, 2000, XP and NT4.0.
Program details
Publisher
Tiny SoftwareE-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XPFile size
1416 KBFile date
10/17/2001License
FreewareInstallation
Uninstall OnlyRecord updated
1/22/2002