F-Secure Debuts Internet Security 2009 Beta

F-Secure has just rolled out Internet Security 2009 Beta 8.30 build 139 which represents an all-in-one solution supposed to assure you that no malicious file reaches your computer. The application incorporates multiple security utilities, as it follows: anti-virus, Anti-spyware, Email Scanning and Web Traffic Scanning for viruses, Internet Shield with Firewall, Application Control, Intrusion Prevention, Dial-up Control, Spam Control and Parental Control. All of these are bundled into a single package which is equipped with auto-update functions, in order to be sure that your computer is protected from the latest viruses and threats spotted on the web.

F-Secure Internet Security 2009 Beta supports multiple languages, among which we can mention English, Romanian, French, German, Turkish, Spanish and Russian. The program is only compatible with Windows operating systems, namely Windows XP, Windows 2000 and Windows Vista. In case you're using Windows Vista, IS2009 has some pretty special minimum requirements: 512MB of memory, 600 MB free HDD space - 300 MB only for the anti-virus tool and Internet Explorer 7 or newer.

According to F-Secure, Internet Security 2009 Beta incorporates multiple new features, as it follows:

￭ Improved malware and spyware detection and removal
￭ Fast and carefree Scan Core maintainability
￭ DeepGuard 2.0: DeepGuard can now make a query over the network as part of the proactive protection
￭ Sidebar gadget showing protection status
￭ 64-bit Vista support for Parental Control, Spam Control and Email Scanning
￭ Optimized, easier and improved Parental Control
￭ Install-time Performance Control for systems with fewer resources
￭ Improved Firewall which is easier to use
￭ Improved 3rd party interoperability in Parental Control and Web Traffic Scanning
￭ Easier installation
￭ Progress bar during malware scanning

Although I'm sure you already know it, you can download this application, as well as the latest release of many other software programs, straight from Softpedia.