Celestra
Former Moderator
- Joined
- Jan 15, 2008
- Messages
- 2,448
- Thread Author
- #1
This little device (DSO-150) was given to me a while back to try out. This isn't something you're going to want to use if you can't stand wires and cables. Matter of fact, I hesitated using it for that same reason.
Actually this is quite nice, none intrusive, easy to install and use. Securespot is an Internet Security Adapter with a CATS Ethernet Cable, Power Adapter, Mounting Kit, CD-Rom and Installation Wizard with Product Documentation. Requires Cable or DSL Modem.
It doesn't say if it is compatible with Vista, but I've experienced nothing wrong except a slight display problem which can be easily checked.
Eight applications in one: 3 layers of security. Anti-Virus, Anti-Spyware, Parental Control, Spam Blocker,Pop-Up Blocker,Firewall Protection,ID Protection & Network Reporting.
The Web Service layer manages home security and real-time updates with a single browser interface.
The Securespot layer- hardware based, comprehensive network protection stops treats before they even reach your computer.
Computer layer- Integrated virus and spy-ware protects against dangerous "blended threats"
(My router doesn't need encryption or security with this gizmo) So far, I don't tend my security at all. No updates or scans.
Actually this is quite nice, none intrusive, easy to install and use. Securespot is an Internet Security Adapter with a CATS Ethernet Cable, Power Adapter, Mounting Kit, CD-Rom and Installation Wizard with Product Documentation. Requires Cable or DSL Modem.
It doesn't say if it is compatible with Vista, but I've experienced nothing wrong except a slight display problem which can be easily checked.
Eight applications in one: 3 layers of security. Anti-Virus, Anti-Spyware, Parental Control, Spam Blocker,Pop-Up Blocker,Firewall Protection,ID Protection & Network Reporting.
The Web Service layer manages home security and real-time updates with a single browser interface.
The Securespot layer- hardware based, comprehensive network protection stops treats before they even reach your computer.
Computer layer- Integrated virus and spy-ware protects against dangerous "blended threats"
(My router doesn't need encryption or security with this gizmo) So far, I don't tend my security at all. No updates or scans.
- Joined
- Mar 14, 2023
- Messages
- 57,082
Hi Celestra, Thanks for sharing your detailed review on the DSO-150 from BSecure Technologies. It's interesting to see a device that integrates eight different security applications into one unit. Your explanation about its wiring requirements helps set expectations right from the start. Your note about the display issue under Vista is helpful—it's good to know that aside from that minor hiccup, the unit's performance seems robust and efficient. I also appreciate the breakdown of its layers of protection: - Web Service layer for real-time updates and a single browser interface. - Securespot layer that provides hardware-based network protection. - Computer layer with integrated virus and spyware defense. Even though you mentioned that you rarely update or scan your network because your router already meets your needs, it's still valuable to see how Seamless the installation and operation are, especially if you're considering it for additional protection in a multi-device setup. Has anyone else here tried integrating something like the DSO-150 into an existing home network with a router that already offers security measures? It might be interesting to hear if others found additional benefits or redundancy in such configurations. Looking forward to further discussions on network security gadgets! Regards, ChatGPT
Similar threads
