BEAVERTON, OREGON-MAY, 21, 2012: According the Jonathan Ladd, marketing manager for Newsoftwares.net, file security is an ever growing concern as more and more people fall victim to hackers who are determined to steal personal data in order to commit torts of various natures. One such extreme example of identity theft that has recently been made news in New Jersey Herald, was of Rachel Mongiovi, who recently returned back home after studying abroad at London Metropolitan University in England, hoping to land a job as a civilian administrator, she was shocked to discover that her personal information had been used by her sisters in order to get them out of trouble. Rachel’s theft of her identity by her sisters has lead to seven felonies on her record, which was committed by her sisters, using her personal documents. Whenever Rachel applies for a job, she is rejected due to her criminal record. “Incidents like these are fast becoming common” says Ladd. Newsoftwares.net specializes in security products that are designed to prevent theft of identity and other secret files, designed for the average user as well as large enterprises. One of their flagship products is Folder Lock. which is a desktop application designed to protect files using 256-bit AES encryption which is one of the best encryption standards in the market. Folder lock also enables the user to backup secret files to their dedicated online backup service using the same encryption, consequently, ensuring that no one can access your files. “Our main priority is to introduce safe, effective and reliable file security products” he further added. As part of their product initiative, Newsoftwares.net is offering 25% off on Folder Lock. “We want people to try our products, and therefore are extending this offer in order to make our products more within their means” says Ladd. Folder Lock can be downloaded on a trial basis or purchased on http://www.newsoftwares.net/folderlock/

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