Com-Guard, Inc. (CGUD-OTC:BB)
Interview with: Joe Sigismonti, President and COO
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Com-Guard is taking PC protection beyond firewalls, anti-virus scanners and anti-spy programs by blocking access to anyone who doesn’t have the proper passwords or encryption keys to access your data



Technology
PC Security
(CGUD-OTC:BB)

Com-Guard, Inc.


Joe Sigismonti
President and COO

Interview conducted by:
Lynn Fosse, Senior Editor
CEOCFOinterviews.com
March 24, 2005

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“Firewalls, anti-virus and anti-spy programs protect to a certain degree and do a good job on known threats. However, new techniques that hackers develop daily are constantly being introduced. New viruses, new penetration methods, and new spy-ware can still be installed on a system without the users knowledge and vital data can be extracted from the disc drive. What we have focused on is protecting data at the disc level, and we do that by locking up the files, by hiding them, and then at the ultimate level of protection, by encrypting them, so even if they were stolen or the computer itself was stolen, the data would still be safeguarded from any access. We look at it from a data standpoint and we protect it from the disc level up. Our software detects attempted intrusions from the Internet or from a local person walking up to the keyboard and trying to open a protected file or to load the file onto a floppy disk-drive and walking away with it. We also log the event and send notifications of the activity to the legal owner.  If a camera in installed on the system, the ComputerSafe program can even send a video clip of a physical intrusion.” - Joe Sigismonti

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