G DATA Tools and Documentation

This tool allows you to extract and restore files from single- or multi-file AVKBackup archives.

Protect yourself from data theft and snooping with strong passwords: With G DATA’s Password Generator, you can generate any password based on various criteria. Check how secure your own passwords or the generated ones are, and how difficult it would be to “crack” them.

With the G DATA Password Manager Extractor, you have read access to the Password Manager data vault. Even if you don't have the Password Manager installed, you can still access your saved login credentials.

With the G DATA Portable Admin Launcher, you can consolidate multiple local administrators (interfaces for our network solutions) into a single interface. It can be launched from any computer without requiring any further customization or special setup. To do this, the launcher first loads the appropriate administrator version of the G DATA Management Server being used.

G DATA Product Cleaner is a tool designed to uninstall G DATA products and remove any residual files left behind by a standard uninstallation. The following products are supported: G DATA Endpoint Security Client, G DATA Antivirus, G DATA Internet Security, G DATA Total Security, Bootmedium Wizard, Management Server, and G DATA Security for Exchange.

With G DATA Safe Access, you have read/write access to G DATA TopSecret data containers. This means you can access your data even if you don't have a TopSecret product installed.

The USB KEYBOARD GUARD protects you from the most common type of USB attack: USB devices that masquerade as keyboards. If the system detects a new keyboard, access is initially blocked and a pop-up window appears. You can then take your time to verify whether it is actually a keyboard and either allow or deny access permanently.

You can use the MonActivity tool to monitor the AVK Guard's background activity in order to analyze performance issues in more detail. For example, run the tool in real-time mode while performing “normal” tasks on your PC and try to reproduce the issue. Or let it run for about half an hour using the hit list function and then refresh the view. Defining exceptions may then resolve the issue, for example, if only a specific file type is causing problems.

This tool allows you to access files that are in the quarantine of our Endpoint Security solutions. The files have the extension *.q and are located on endpoints in the folder “C:\ > Programs > Common files > G DATA > AVKScanner > QBase” or on the computer running the G DATA ManagementServer under “C:\ > Programs > G DATA > AVK ManagementServer > QBase”.