McAfee INTERNET GUARD DOG 3.0, Руководство пользователя

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Quick Tour of Internet Guard Dog™
16 Internet Guard Dog
What information does Internet Guard Dog ask me to
enter?
The Internet Guard Dog interview asks you to enter the personal and financial
information that you want to protect. All the information you enter into
Internet Guard Dog is stored in encrypted form on your hard disk—it is never
sent to McAfee Software.
You may want to gather your personal information before you start the
interview. During the interview, Internet Guard Dog allows you to enter:
• A password that you can use to protect your Internet Guard Dog
information.
• Personal and financial information that you want to protect from being
sent out over the Internet without your knowledge:
• Name
• Address
• Social Security number
• Telephone number
• E-mail address
• Other financial numbers such as bank account, brokerage account,
credit card, phone card, and so on.
• Any Web site login names and passwords that you want to store in
Password Manager.
• Information about other users of your computer. If you are the
Administrator, you can create user profiles and set protection settings that
Internet Guard will use whenever the user is browsing the Internet via
your computer. See
“How Internet Guard Dog Administrator works” on
page 17.
For optimal protection by Identity Protector, include all dashes (such as Social
Security number, bank account numbers, brokerage accounts, and ATM
cards). For example, if you enter 123-45-6789 as your social security number,
Guard Dog will recognize the number with or without the dashes. If you enter
123456789, Guard Dog won’t alert you if the number is sent out with dashes
(123-45-6789). Credit cards do not need dashes because you type the numbers
into separate boxes.