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Trend Micro Titanium Internet Security Datasheet Trend Micro™ TITANIUM™ INTERNET SECURITY Relax. We make it easy to safeguard your digital life. Trend Micro™ Titanium™ Internet Security is strong, easy-to-use protection for what you and your family do online every day—email, socialize, bank, browse, and shop. In addition to blocking viruses and malware, Titanium Internet Security identifies safe and malicious links in your search results, as well as the links shared through email, IM, and social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest. With its customizable parental controls to help keep kids safe from cybercriminals and inappropriate online content, Titanium will give you confidence and peace of mind. It makes security effortless with a friendly interface that’s a snap to install, simple screens, and clear, easy-to-understand reports. And it won’t pester you with annoying alerts and pop-ups. Trend Micro Titanium is protection made easy. MSRP 1 PC/1 year $59.95 MSRP 3 PCs/1 year $79.95 KEY BENEFITS • Blocks viruses, malware, and dangerous links shared • Helps keep kids safe online with customizable through email and IM parental controls • Identifies safe and malicious search results links in Chrome, • Identifies settings that may leave your personal Internet Explorer, and Firefox information vulnerable with the new Privacy Scanner for • Identifies safe and malicious links in popular social Facebook feature networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, • Features set-and-forget security that blocks unnecessary and Pinterest alerts and pop-ups Want the most comprehensive social networking safety? Worried about what your kids are seeing and doing on the Internet? It’s easy, just become friends with Trend Micro Titanium— your key to social networking safety. It identifies dangerous links With customizable Parental Controls, it’s easy to protect your on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, MySpace, Pinterest, children online. and more. Now, you can be confident that it’s safe to click on a shared link. You don’t have to be the computer police to easily protect your kids 24x7 from inappropriate websites, limit their Internet time, and see detailed activity reports about what they do online. Automatically scans your wall to visually show you what links are safe or malicious Helps you warn your friends when they post dangerous links Page 1 of 2 • DATASHEET • TITANIUM INTERNET SECURITY Internet Maximum Premium Which Version of Titanium is Right for You? Antivirus+ Security Security Security EASY-TO-USE & ESSENTIAL THREAT PROTECTION IMPROVED! Protects you from viruses, spyware, worms, Trojans, phishing, botnets, rootkits, fake antivirus, and more Blocks unsafe websites, and warns about dangerous sites before you click on them Finds and blocks malicious links in emails or IMs, and spam from your email Boosts the Windows Firewall, and validates Wi-Fi networks and hotspots SOCIAL NETWORK SAFETY EXPANDED! Indicates dangerous links on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, Pinterest, MySpace, Sina Weibo, and Mixi NEW! Identifies settings that may leave your personal information vulnerable using the new Privacy Scanner for Facebook feature MAXIMIZE PERFORMANCE Improves PC performance by cleaning up temporary files, registries, browser history, cookies, and the start-up manager using System Tuner PROTECT CHILDREN ONLINE NEW! Restricts web content and access to desktop applications Sets an access schedule for your kids EXCLUSIVE! Includes Trend Micro™ Online Guardian to monitor and protect kids on social network websites like Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace PROTECT DATA FROM LOSS AND THEFT Safeguards personal information like credit card numbers and passwords Shreds sensitive data using Secure Erase EXCLUSIVE! Includes Trend Micro™ SafeSync™ for online storage with mobile access 5 GB 25 GB EXCLUSIVE! Includes Trend Micro™ DirectPass™ to manage and protect your online passwords Stores sensitive documents in a password-protected folder, and allows you to remotely lock files in case of computer loss or theft PLATFORM PROTECTION NEW! Lets you safely browse in Windows 8 Metro using Trend Micro™ SafeGuard NEW! Lets you secure Windows 8 Tablets with Trend Micro™ Go Everywhere Protects Android devices with Trend Micro™ Mobile Security for Android 3 Devices 5 Devices EXPANDED! Up to 5 devices for 1 year 1 PC 3 PCs PC, Mac, PC, Mac, Android Android SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS OPERATING SYSTEM CPU MEMORY DISK SPACE FOR MORE INFORMATION Windows 8, (32 or 64- bit) 1 GHz 1 GB (32-bit) Consumer solutions: 2 GB (64-bit) www.trendmicro.com/titanium ® Windows 7 Family, (32 or 64-bit) 800 MHz 1 GB 500 MB Support solutions: Service Pack 1 or higher (1 GHz recommended) (600 MB recommended) support.trendmicro.com/consumer Windows® Vista Family, (32 or 64- 800 MHz 512 MB bit) Service Pack 1 or higher (1 GHz recommended) (1 GB recommended) Windows® XP Family, (32-bit only) 350 MHz 256 MB Service Pack 3 or higher (800 MHz recommended) (512 MB recommended) OTHER REQUIREMENTS WEB BROWSER • Microsoft® Internet Explorer® 7.0 or above* • Mozilla Firefox® 3.6 or above • Google Chrome™ 10.0 or above *Metro IE not supported ©2012 by Trend Micro Incorporated. All rights reserved. Trend Micro, the Trend Micro t-ball logo, Titanium, Smart Protection Network, and SafeSync are DISPLAY High-color display with a resolution of 800x480 pixels or higher trademarks or registered trademarks of Trend Micro Incorporated. All other company and/or product names may be trademarks or registered trademarks PDF READER Any of their owners. Information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. [ds_titanium-internet-security] www.trendmicro-consumer.com Page 2 of 2 • DATASHEET • TITANIUM INTERNET SECURITY.
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