How to prevent deletion of files?
In today's vastly smart world, information is money. Business information and records are even protected better than military data . But what if you were to share your systems or work in a collaborative environment where the ratio of person to computer may go as high as 15 per PC. What if you also needed to share certain types of information with a group of people? What then would become of the contents of that file, folder, or a storage device? Surely, you wouldn't want people fiddling with your data, would you?
Sharing of computers with others is a common practise these, specially when you are working in a big step having a great number of employees working with. The security mechanisms in place aren't generally adequate to safeguard against data theft. Files can be made readily available to others and they can modify or delete them whenever they want. In such a scenario, what you need is a security tool that keeps your files and other valuable data accessible to other users yet restrict any sort of modification or deletion.
Folder Protect is a unique concept in data security offering 'Data-in-Use' protection for your files, folders, drives, programs and system-wide extensions (masks) like avi, gif, jpeg, bmp, mp3, wmv, mpeg, doc and many more. The program offers customized security so that you can set different access levels and types of security for your files.
Folder Protect feature an anti-deletion security option called 'Prevent Delete'. This option is helpful for those who leave their PCs unattended without locking them. It prevents file deletion by anyone. That means no more accidental deletion of your favorite family photos, your valuable creative artwork, important business documents, songs collection and much more with just a single click.
To prevent deletion of files and folders by following these simple steps:
You can also protect your folders and all popular extensions in the same way and make them delete proof.
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