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Resco IDGuard - v2.02.1
| Version: |
2.02.1 |
| Released: |
Aug 27, 2008 |
| Restriction: |
14-day trial |
| Price: |
$19.95 |
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Password Manager and Secure Document Store
- Do you have too many passwords, PINs etc?
With IDGuard you need to know just one master password.
- Do you carry critical business documents on your PDA?
IDGuard will make them unreadable for anybody except you.
- IDGuard v2 includes Windows Desktop NEW!
Edit your secret data on your PC and then synchronize with your handheld.
Key Features
- Flexible GUI — a tree, list, icons or any combination.
- Customizable record templates and categories
- Customizable icons
- Special data editors for address/ phone number/ e-mail
- Records can have reminders (alarms), notes and attachments (any files).
- Attachments can be created also with built-in camera or audio recorder.
- Multiple data sources (password databases)
- Backup/Restore
- Export/Import/Send
- Password generator and password strength meter
- Auto-locking, difficult password guessing etc.
- Industrial encryption standard AES
Secure Document Store
Documents are treated like e-mail attachments. Moreover, you can preview or edit stored data.
Secure work flow (decrypt - view/edit - encrypt) is supported by these doc readers:
- doc/xls/ppt...: Documents To Go v9+, Mobi Office
- pdf: Palm PDF
- images: Resco Viewer
- audio/video: TCPMP
- html: Blazer, NetFront, Novarra, Eudora
- proprietary format: Repligo, Kinoma
- Moreover, IDGuard itself provides jpg preview and mp3/wav replay
Other doc readers provide unsafe interface: They receive a document copy and it is the user's responsibility to secure his data.
Comparison to other password managers
- (+) Documents: Safe storage, Safe processing
- (+) Audio/image attachments
- (+) Reminders
- (+) Flexible GUI
Reviews
Resco IDGuard versus SplashID
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The ability to encrypt so many different kinds of documents/files and view them straight from within IDGuard is a tremendous advantage.
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TamsPalm
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In the beginnings of mobile computing, password databases were utilitarian, light and bare-bones(e.g.). Eventually, companies added features...
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