AlarmDisk™ v2

AlarmDisk is a security tool that monitors the usage of detectable ATA drives.  By monitoring and reporting on key system activities, AlarmDisk™ v2 stands alone in its ability to provide one-stop security information about computer changes or unauthorized uses of your data. AlarmDisk fills the current gap in computer security.  Encryption can be broken and physical security is not an easy task. AlarmDisk reports when your computer has been compromised!  AlarmDisk™ monitors and logs hard drive power cycles as well as many other important security statistics. Log files are  encrypted to prevent tampering.  Available as a download.  1yr license.

Who Needs AlarmDisk™ ? You do, if:
• You take your laptop on business trips
• You’re concerned about being hacked
• You’re serious about your system’s security
• You’re serious about the health of your hard drive

AlarmDisk quietly runs in the background all the while listening and checking the system to ensure security.
If AlarmDisk notices an event that should be reported it will automatically notify the user via the system tray icon. A yellow alert notification indicates that an event has taken place which you want to be notified about.  A red alert notification indicates a possible system compromise to the user.

Key Features:

• Power Cycle Count for your hard drive - PCC Alerts user to possible unauthorized access to the hard drive by booting from USB, CD or other media

• USB Viewer -One of the exciting new features in AlarmDisk™ is the ability to monitor USB ports identifying that a USB device was connected to your computer. This feature is useful for business travelers, organizations and anyone that wants to ensure they are protected.
• Monitor Processes
  • Creates Baseline
  • Compares baseline to current
• S.M.A.R.T. statistics and warnings (Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology)
  • Monitors Hard Drive Health
  • Save data before your drive crashes!
• Windows Event Logs
  • System Time changes
  • Startup/Shutdown counts
  • Clearing of Security Log
  • User rights adjustments
  • User password changes
  • User account deletions
  • Computer Account creations, deletions or modifications
• Clipboard History
  • Copied Files
  • Copied Folders
• File system changes (user selected paths)
  • Files created
  • Files deleted
  • Files renamed