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Protect data on CD with Secure CD

Copying data on CD is quite easy, so it is very difficult to protect your important data on CD. Great-Wall Software's Secure CD is a program that helps you in securing data on CD.

CD Secure 2.0 with the main function is to help you against copying sensitive data on a CD or preventing unauthorized access to data. Secure CD works based on SDH (Secure Data Hide) technology so the data will be hidden even if piracy is done manually or using copying software, only you (the owner of the data) New access to data is easy. CD Secure also allows you to create CD Image and copy CD Image to CD.

How to use the Secure CD:

- Rearrange all files and folders you want to store on CD and put them in a single folder.

- Use the function to create a CD Image (CD-Image-Make) of a Secure CD or any CD Image generator to write data to a CD Image file.

- Open the above CD Image file and select the files and folders to be secured and hide them.

- Save the CD Image file again and copy the CD Image to CD. Now the selected files and folders are protected by the Secure CD.

Note: You need to remember the correct path (path) of the files that are secured because you or other programs can use and operate these files with its full path right on the CD.

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