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NEW ANTIVIRUS ENGINE ZoneAlarm Internet Security Suite now includes an award-winning antivirus engine, which provides significantly enhanced virus detection and removal capabilities. This antivirus engine features proactive behavior blocking and other features not available in other antivirus engines.

·	IMPROVED Virus update system now delivers virus signature and engine updates hourly when needed, significantly reducing the chances your PC will be hit with quickly spreading viruses and other malware.

·	NEW Auto-learn, a system that automatically configures security settings based on a user's unique computer environment and behavior, making the initial set-up of ZoneAlarm virtually automatic.

·	NEW Program pre-scan automatically configures common programs on the PC prior to using ZoneAlarm for the first time. Using the ZoneAlarm SmartDefense Advisor program signature database, the program pre-scan helps to virtually eliminate program alerts.

·	Blocks hackers from gaining access to your computer

·	Automatically makes your computer invisible to anyone on the Internet

·	Prevents spyware from sending your personal information across the Internet

·	Protects your programs and operating system from malware

·	SmartDefense Advisor automatically distributes new spyware and virus signatures to your PC for up-to-date protection

·	DefenseNet keeps your PC security updated from the latest spyware and malware using information supplied by our ZoneAlarm user community

·	POP3 (Incoming only) - available in all ZoneAlarm products

·	SMTP (Outgoing only) - available in all ZoneAlarm products except free ZoneAlarm

·	HTTP (Junk email filtering in conjunction with Outlook or Outlook Express) - available in ZoneAlarm Internet Security Suite only

·	IMAP4 (Incoming only) - IMAP4 is not supported for virus scanning of email. - available only with ZoneAlarm AntiVirus and ZoneAlarm Internet Security Suite

·	Administrative Account - The login account and associated properties assigned to administrators of computers.

·	Alert - A message displayed in a popup dialog at an endpoint computer as the result of a security exception or violation. Alerts generated can be firewall-related, program-related or MailSafe-related.

·	Blocked Zone - a Zone to which known security threats can be directed. Computers and networks placed in the Blocked Zone cannot communicate with an endpoint computer in either direction. See also: Internet Zone, Trusted Zone

·	Event  - An item entered into the ZoneAlarm Internet Security Suite log or appearing as an Alert.

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Gateway - A network point that acts as an entrance to another network. In a company network, a Virtual Private Network (VPN) device may protect access by dial-in users, or a proxy server may act as a gateway between the internal network and the Internet. A gateway may also be any machine or service that passes packets from one network to another network or across the Internet.

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Internet Zone - ncludes all non-trusted entities - any computer anywhere on the Internet that is able to send data to the user's networked computers or receive data coming from them. Members of this Zone are not defined, as it consists of anything not defined in the Trusted or Blocked Zones. The Internet Zone inherently allows access unless the user specifically blocks an activity or traffic type. See also: Blocked Zone, Trusted Zone.

·	Local Zone - see Trusted Zone.

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Lock (Internet) - A protective feature that locks activity to and from the Internet when a protected endpoint computer is unattended for a configurable length of time. When the lock is on, no data can enter or leave the endpoint computer through connections to the Internet, unless the pass lock attribute is set for the program involved.

·	Malware - Trojan horses, viruses, worms and other malicious code specifically created for the purpose of a) causing damage to computers, b) bypassing legitimate security tools and/or c) taking advantage of software/hardware vulnerabilities.

·	Pass Lock - An optional program protection property that allows a given program to continue to access the Internet when the Internet Lock is engaged.

·	RADIUS - Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service enables remote access servers to communicate with a central server to authenticate dial-in users and authorize their access to the requested system or service.

·	TooLeaky - A proof-of-concept test utility that demonstrates a theoretical vulnerability in personal firewalls by taking control of trusted applications. The Advanced Program Control in ZoneAlarm Internet Security Suite stops TooLeaky.

·	Trojan horse - A remote administration tool used to infiltrate and seize control of a computer attached to the Internet or a network.

·	Trusted Zone - The domains, IP addresses, IP ranges and subnets of sources defined as permissible traffic through the firewall. See also: Internet Zone, Blocked Zone.

·	Customer Service - available to help you with purchase information, license key questions, billing, downloading issues, or refunds.

·	Instant Support - online chat with a virtual technical support agent; includes FAQs for each product.

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ZoneAlarm Technical Support by Product - provides FAQs about various hot issues. If you have technical questions about ZoneAlarm® Internet Security Suite, ZoneAlarm Pro, ZoneAlarm Antivirus, ZoneAlarm®, IMsecure Pro, or IMsecure, including installation, uninstallation, or interoperability issues, please visit the Technical Support area of this website. You may also contact our technical support group via fax at +1 415 343 0057.

·	User Forum - provides users of all ZoneAlarm and IMsecure products the ability to share ideas and support each other. This is not an official publication of ZoneAlarm, which is not responsible for the content posted therein. Enter forum.

·	Premium Telephone Support  - charged to your phone bill or credit card, may be obtained by dialing 1-900-988-ZONE (9663) or 1-877-365-ZONE (9663).

·	Older operating systems, even when still supported by the creating company, often have technical limitations that make it impossible to properly protect our customers using new and advanced ZoneAlarm technology.

·	When the creating company stops fixing the new “holes” discovered by hackers in its operating system, customers are much more vulnerable to attack.

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ZoneAlarm strongly encourages its customers to adhere to a “best practices” approach to security, where each best practice that's upheld makes the customer much less likely to fall victim to attack; and every best practice ignored makes the customer much more vulnerable. Keeping software, including the operating system, up-to-date with the latest security patches is an essential best practice.