Magazine Readers Select "Best Mac Security Product" -- THE Journal

Magazine Readers Select "Best Mac Security Product"

12/01/95

ultraSHIELD, a Macintosh access control security program, was recently selected "Best Apple Macintosh Security Product" by readers of Infosecurity News. The selection, part of the Readers Trust Award competition, was based on certain criteria including ease-of-use, reliability, genuine security and customer service. This recognition is even more significant considering that ultraSHIELD is a relative newcomer, having been released for only two years and competing with software that has been on the market for five to seven years. ultraSHIELD is also the only security software other than ultraSECURE that is certified by Apple as "Accelerated for Power Macintosh" and works on all PowerBooks and other Macs, including those with IDE Interfaces. usrEZ Software, Inc., Irvine, CA, (800) 482-4622.

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