Hello  and Welcome to the Webroot Community Forums!

 

The Identity Shield protects all the details you share with an internet bank. It protects

information like login details, passwords, account numbers, credit card details and

personal information such as addresses, dates of birth etc. It also adds a second layer of

protection against highly targeted banking and information stealing Trojans to ensure your

identity and online activities are fully secure.

Webroot SecureAnywhere protects you in these ways:

• Identifies if a website you visit is the genuine site making sure it’s not a false

banking (phishing) site

• Ensures your login information is only entered into the website it’s intended

for

• Protects your personal information, even if there’s already unidentified

malicious software on your PC

• Automatically protects your web browser, cookies and saved website data

• Prevents browser attacks from keyloggers and screengrabbers that try to

peer into your banking activity

• Protects clipboard data from theft and stops URL grabbing attacks

• Blocks browser modification attempts and any suspicious access to browser

windows

 

 

Managing protected applications

http://www.webroot.com/En_US/SecureAnywhere/PC/WSA_PC_Help.htm#C6_IDProtection/CH6c_ManagingProtectedApps.htm

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Hi radhamani

 

Welcome to the Communit Forums.

 

Just to add to what Petrovic has posted...if I may...the key details of what WSA covers re. identity protection are in fact well listed in the application itself...please see below:

 

 

so yes, you are well covered on that score and infact in realtion to all activity where your personal data could be at risk.

 

Hope that helps?

 

Regards, Baldrick

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