CyberSafe Top Secret Ultimate

Protect Critical Info with Encryption

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v2.2.22 for PC Download Trial

Platforms: Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 ( 32 and 64 bit)

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Hey, maybe they’re not state secrets, but you have a lot of information that you would rather keep private, right? Or maybe you’re working on a contract for someone who needs to keep a lid on their next big thing. No matter what, information security is a paramount concern, and one that is easily satisfied by today’s discount software promotion, CyberSafe Top Secret Ultimate!

CyberSafe Top Secret Ultimate uses modern encryption algorithms to safeguard your confidential information, protect email messages, and validate digital signatures. With CyberSafe Top Secret Ultimate, you’ll be able to encrypt entire hard drive partitions, create encrypted virtual drives, or hide files and folders on your computer (which will still be encrypted even though no one knows they’re there).

The encryption system used by CyberSafe Top Secret Ultimate is rock solid, because it’s based on certificates that contain public and private user keys for each of the cryptoproviders. There are also certificates in the X.509 and PKC#12 formats in case you need to encrypt email messages. Sounds complicated? It’s not, thanks to the step-by-step instructions that come with your copy of CyberSafe Top Secret Ultimate!

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Tuomas @Nathaniel Wizard

When you publish next major v3? I'm intrested for this program, but when I read about that UPGRADES isn't free, then I think that I will not buy this program.

If you offer free upgrades lifetime + new version lifetime, I can buy it.

Feb 27 2015 at 7:38pm Copy Link

Barnet Downloaded and installed the trial, am I missing something - some screens and alerts are in Russian? Is this intended???

Feb 28 2015 at 9:42am Copy Link

Nathaniel Wizard This is a known bug. Some minor alerts are taken from the driver, which has some russian texts. It will be fixed during the following week.

CyberSoft - Feb 28 2015 at 10:56am Copy Link

SFuji If I encrypt a container and put it on a USB drive, is there anyway to use it on someone elses computer?
How many computers can I install the program, all my own computers.

Mar 1 2015 at 5:49am Copy Link

Peter Laszlo This looks interesting but there are far too many messages in Russian, therefore the software could not be tested.
Please bring back the offer when the application has been properly completed.
PL

Mar 1 2015 at 6:02am Copy Link

Barnet Not a happy camper here.

1. Very difficult to have confidence in your program when it is released in an unusable condition. I expect security code to be set at the HIGHEST bar during pre-release testing. So what else in the code will NOT perform as expected?

2. I chose to uninstall the trial, and as most prompts are in Russian, what did I actually do during the uninstall?

Mar 1 2015 at 6:32am Copy Link

Nathaniel Wizard Many thanks. It's NOT in testing mode. It's out for 3 years. Many legal govermental instituions has it. And this bug with non-english messages is only a matter of last update. It doesn't reflect security at all. It will be fixed in few days.

CyberSoft - Mar 1 2015 at 10:07am Copy Link

Nathaniel Wizard As for containers on other PC. You should have another copy of CS on it. But Ultimate version has 2 PC license. If you want to have files decrypted without CS you could use self-extracting encryption package.

CyberSoft - Mar 1 2015 at 10:55am Copy Link

SFuji The software is not downloading, either on the BitsDuJour site nor the CyberSafe site.

Mar 1 2015 at 8:34pm Copy Link