Check Point to Celebrate 15th Anniversary by Giving Away ZoneAlarm Pro Software
Check Point to Celebrate 15th Anniversary by Giving Away ZoneAlarm Pro Software
Posted 11/17/2008 at 6:18am
| by Paul Lilly
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Given the widespread availability of free solutions, we know how power users hate to pay for security software. If you fall into this category, your options will become slightly more robust this Tuesday, November 18.
According to a spattering of reports, a company spokeswoman for Check Point said the company plans to celebrate its 15th anniversary by giving away a 1-year subscription to its ZoneAlarm Pro software security suite. For those not familiar with the program, ZoneAlarm Pro expands on the company's popular firewall solution by throwing in a spyware remover, protection against rootkits, ID theft protection, and other security odds and ends. The full program typically sells for $40/year.
If the reports hold true, you can download your copy from this link beginning at 6:00 AM PDT Tuesday morning. Procrastinators be warned, the link will only stay active for 24 hours.
Image Credit: Check Point
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dankers
November 17, 2008 at 3:19pm
So as long as I download the program within that timeframe I'm set? What about if I download it and don't install it right away. I plan on migrating to 64-bit before years end, will I be able to download the 32-bit for now and save the 64-bit for later? Frankly Zone Alarm sucks but hey it's free, can't beat that.
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