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Posted by RH710 on October 14, 2006, 5:04 pm
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> kurt wismer wrote:
>>> We deploy the corporate version of the F-Secure stuff at work and
>>> have been very happy. Haven't seen a single infection 'break' on any
>>> part of our site in a very long time, and as I work for a college
>>> where students constantly bring in infected disks from home with
>>> work on them, that's actually quite an accomplishment.
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>> it's not as big an accomplishment as it used to be though, since
>> 'disks' are hardly ever used as an infection vector anymore and
>> (assuming the work they have on those disks is word/excel/powerpoint
>> documents) macro viruses are pretty much on their way out...
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> You're right Kurt, of course. You'd probably still be surprised at how
> many people have infected machines at home, judging by what they bring in.
> Far less than we all used to see but far more than I expected.
> I tried F-Secure Internet Security about a month ago.My system was at a
> crawl..I am currently using kaspersky Internet Security and what a world
> of difference.I love it.It is highy rated and regarded very high by the
> guys in here.I don't notice much of a slowdown in speed and the features
> are outstanding.The newest version of KIS is very attractive and user
> friendly also..RH71-
>
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