CyberScrub

Computers store sensitive and confidential information - it has always been thus. But recent high-profile court cases involving email evidence and virus attacks that send portions of private documents to strangers have focused consumer and corporate attention alike. Even those who take privacy seriously probably do little more than empty the Recycle Bin once they've deleted files to stop them being restored. But modern computer forensics tools can easily recompile deleted files from their fragmented remains on the hard disk. Beyond physically destroying the hard disk, though, there are plenty of utilities that claim to exceed military-grade standards for secure ...  Read the complete review

You wouldn’t leave your bank statements and personal correspondence intact in your rubbish bin would you? You wouldn’t leave personal items around the house while someone came to repair the TV would you? But you probably leave information and items just as sensitive sat on your PC without even realising it! Of course you delete files once you no longer need them and you may consider yourself fairly IT literate and delete your temporary internet files and cookies, but do you realise they are still there. When windows deletes a file it merely changes the filename and places a question mark in front of the original name, this ...  Read the complete review