Re: Antivirus Vendors

AVG!

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Cordially,

Donald W. Plezia

"Tesdall" <dtesdall@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Jun 4, 10:26 am, Tesdall <dtesd...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On May 30, 5:48 pm, "Gaz" <gaz...@xxxxxxx> wrote:





Dave Budd wrote:
In article <wEf%j.3550$fk.1374@trnddc06>, Bi...@xxxxxxxxxxx says...
Tesdall wrote:
I recenelty just migrated 300 computers from Norton Corp version 9
to Trend Micro office scan 7.0. We updated Office scan to version
8.5 and lost some compents (Email Scanning, could not install over
a website that we where able to before the upgrade). We are now in
the market again for antivirus products.

Can you tell me what vendor you use and if you had a Good / Bad
experince with them.

Please respond only if you have a Server - Client Flavor of a
product and your product scans emails (POP3 / IMAPI).

Example - Norton Corp 10 - love it - why? Norton Corp 10 - hate it
- why?

I don't like Norton at home but at the office we use Norton
Corporate. Not sure what version, but its kinda old. Since we had
so many users on laptops, and on the road for weeks at a time, we
normally installed it
as 'unmanaged', as client managed. So we basically did not use the
corporate concept.

Which brings up the question: Why does it have to be a corporate
version?

If AVG or Avast work good for home users, why not at the office?

At our site, central management matters because, basically, users are
dumb. They don't notice if updates are failing; maybe not even if the
resident scanner gets disabled. And they change things!
Central management lets us watch for that kind of stuff, and we can
see what's being attacked and by what. Most of the new versions of
corp level stuff also integrates with Cisco routers to give NAC,
which is invaluable where there are devices that might connect to our
network after some time away so that they can't be trusted.

They are AVG products with server based management control of
workstations....

Gaz- Hide quoted text -

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thanks for the update, i asked them to contact me... that was a week
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Now two weeks ago, they must not care....they are off my list.

If you had to choose between Symantec / MaCaffe / Trend Micro (corp
editions) what would you choose?


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    (alt.comp.anti-virus)
  • Re: Antivirus Vendors
    ... to Trend Micro office scan 7.0. ... and lost some compents (Email Scanning, could not install over ... Central management lets us watch for that kind of stuff, ...
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