I'm looking for two pieces of Antivirus software. The first I would like
to filter viruses at the NAT/Gateway itself. The platform should be
either Linux, BSD, Solaris, or NT. I'm also looking for Antivirus
software to use on each of our workstations. We've been using Norton,
but I'd like to
PS> Paul Schmehl ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
PS> Furthermore, you don't want just "any reasonable well supported product".
PS> You want a product that is highly effective against none viruses. Some
PS> that fall in to that category are Sophos, McAfee, Kaspersky and Norton.
I had a bad opinion of mc-a-fee
Nick Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm looking for two pieces of Antivirus software. The first I would like
> to filter viruses at the NAT/Gateway itself. The platform should be
> either Linux, BSD, Solaris, or NT. I'm also looking for Antivirus
> software to use on each of our workstati
Title: RE: [Full-Disclosure] Antivirus Software Solutions?
Go for the Trendmicro products
Trendmicro Office Scan on the desktops
http://www.trendmicro.com/en/products/desktop/osce/evaluate/overview.htm
Trendmicro InterScan Messaging Security Suite at the gateway for email scanning
Paul Szabo ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote on 2003-11-28 at 12:20:
> Once your email gateway is "safe", any AV on desktops becomes much less
> important, but you may still want some "traditional" AV on your desktops;
> any reasonably well supported product should do.
You may also choose to install an AV
--On Friday, November 28, 2003 12:20 PM +1100 Paul Szabo
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Do not use "traditional" AV at all (as that would never protect you from
the latest virus). Rather, set up your email gateway to "defang" all
suspicious emails (e.g. containing EXE or SCR or PIF, or ZIP,
attachment
Well put Paul - though it is alarming to see that this starting to happen
more and more as people are advised, really *advised*, to follow this
avenue, and suffer the consequences. I think to a certain extent until the
"architecture of computing" and/or computers as we know changes somewhat,
this i
--On Saturday, November 29, 2003 10:12 AM -0500 "Marc Chabot (.net)"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I had a bad opinion of mc-a-fee before, but if you say it's highly
effective against NONE viruses, I believe you. :-D
That's just the modern spelling of known. :-)
I'm looking for anybody who had some
Paul Schmehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> This is a good first step, but you should also have a/v protection at the
> gateway. Look at amavisd and vexira if you're allowed to use open source.
Just to clarify things: vexira is'nt open source.
For an open source av-scanner take a look at clam
I am evaluating Astaro Security Linux: It is a firewall, http proxy and
virus gateway(for both pop3 and smtp and uses the kapersky anti-virus
engine that can be set to auto-update hourly if you wish)...also it can
filter suspicious attachments by file extension you specify. So far
i have foun
Hello,
I have never heard of Astaro -- what type of firewall does it provide ?
how does it filter http , POP and smtp ?
For desktop A/V Etrust has a nice product.
For mail -- if you want a commercial product ( some companies require
this because then they have "vendor support" -- like a
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