"Today's fast-spreading worms and viruses can infect every vulnerable PC on the Internet within minutes.

Some worms shut themselves down long before the Anti-Virus vendors have even had a chance to analyze how they spread. Many of those leave thousands of Trojans in their wake. ...one need look no further than the recent outbreaks of viruses and worms such as MS Blaster, Bagle, soBigF, My Doom, Netsky and Sasser. In February 2004, the W32.Bizex worm infected 50,000 machines in less than 3 hours. Yet, before Anti-Virus vendors could update Anti-Virus signatures, the worm had already stopped its spread. At this point the damage had already been done."

If you want to apply a new and innovative level of extra protection to your exploration around the jungle that today's Internet has become, Qwik-Fix Pro may have the answer you are looking for.

The unique advantage of this new security protection tool is that it protects your PC at its very roots, without having to depend, like most any other anti-virus program, on timely anti-virus updates and dedicated patches to frequently download to your computer.

This new technology proactively seeks out the protection and strong defense of all those typical areas, vulnerable components, pathways and access areas which are the favourite target of malware, spyware, viruses, worms and trojans of all kinds.

Qwik-Fix Pro addresses those critical dangers and threats even before vendor security patches become available. According to the company "Qwik-Fix Pro™ users were protected in advance from Sasser, MSBlaster, SoBig.F, and even the recent Scob and download.ject worms" and "Qwik-Fix Pro actively closes the Window of Exposure, that often lengthy period of time between when a security vulnerability is identified and the time that a patch is developed and deployed onto computers."

To find out more Qwik-Fix Pro unique protection approach download "Reducing the Window of Exposure.(pdf) The Good news is that this technology can also be freely downloaded for your own evaluation and assessment until October 31st 2004.

Go check it out!