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Panda Security really wants you to try the beta release of their upcoming Panda Global Protection 2011 security suite, and to help nudge home users towards lending a helping a hand, Panda will be awarding $200 Amazon.com gift cards to "the ten beta testers suggesting the most helpful improvements." If you aren't one of the ten, you'll still receive a 50 percent discount on the 2011 final release when it ships.
Designed for "those who are most likely to encounter security threats and engages in risky behavior," Panda Global Protection 2011 comes with claims of faster performance with intelligent updates when compared to previous versions, a virtual browser so you can surf to seedier sides of the Web without a virtual death wish, home security management, remote PC access from any location, a file encryption system, a virtual keyboard to keep data entered safe from keyloggers and banking Trojans, and more.
Panda also said it made significant improvements to the spam and phishing filters, parental controls, and detection of sophisticated malware like rootkits.
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