BufferZone Pro sandboxing software now a totally free download
Trustware's BufferZone was an early entrant into the desktop sandboxing arena. Sandboxing, of course, is the security-by-isolation system which has since been built into apps like Google Chrome and Adobe Reader X. Recently, Trustware launched a promotion and gave away BufferZone Pro for free -- and now the company is making the discount permanent. From now on, BufferZone Pro will be freeware.
But, wait -- BufferZone still doesn't support x64, and maybe you're thinking that there will be a paid version once a 64-bit Windows version arrives. Not so, Trustware's Efrat Schneider told me in an email: "The product will continue to be free," he replied.
If you're looking for a free way to tighten up security on your Windows system, BufferZone is an excellent app for the job. We'll let you know when the 64-bit version becomes available.
But, wait -- BufferZone still doesn't support x64, and maybe you're thinking that there will be a paid version once a 64-bit Windows version arrives. Not so, Trustware's Efrat Schneider told me in an email: "The product will continue to be free," he replied.
If you're looking for a free way to tighten up security on your Windows system, BufferZone is an excellent app for the job. We'll let you know when the 64-bit version becomes available.













Comments
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Subscribe to commentsatunis5804Feb 23rd 2011 2:28PM
I installed it on my old 32-bit computer, and it seems to be working fine....
MxxConFeb 23rd 2011 7:41PM
for a true test, infect your computer while sandboxed and then try to revert, see how well it works.
MichaelFeb 23rd 2011 4:45PM
Why not sandboxie?
alarmproFeb 27th 2011 1:59AM
@Michael
Because it's free??