Patent-pending PC security software preventing malware without subscription fees - Windows Shareware $69.95. Home computer security software using patent-pending file blocker technology to stop unwanted and malicious software, like spyware and viruses, from randomly dropping on a computer hard drive without the users consent just by surfing the Internet. Aura was developed by Atka Softwares Gary Stevens, a founder and former chief technology officer of Ontrack Data International, Inc. Stevens developed Aura to protect his family's home computers after spyware twice forced him to rebuild his own home PC. Aura puts the home computer user back in control of their PC. Aura blocks all executable-type files from accessing a users computer; unless that user gives them permission.

This proactive behind-the-scene protection means no more drive-by downloads. If it is software a user does want, simply suspend Auras protection and continue with the download its that simple. The user then ONLY gets the software they want NOT all of the unwanted and malicious software out on the web. By stopping all executable-type files that try to get on a computer, Aura effectively protects both the operation of the computer and a users private information. Aura treats all incoming executable-type files as threats and it will not allow these potential threats to be installed on a computer without the users permission. Unlike computer security programs currently on the market that are all reactive, Auras proactive, non-signature based approach means it doesnt play catch-up to the release of new malware and doesnt require daily updating. Aura works behind-the-scenes, so it doesnt interrupt Internet browsing to ask frustrating questions. A single Aura purchase can protect an entire household with Atka Softwares Once and For All pricing. With five licenses included, Aura can be installed on every one of the familys home computers one price for an entire household. And there are no subscription fees because Aura doesnt need daily updating to keep a computer protected.