Data Fellows is launching a product that will manage up to three sets of anti-virus software on a network. The system uses BackWeb technology to automatically send virus updates to the security server.
In a prepared statement, Trend claimed it was the first anti virus vendor to work with a wireless ASP in this way, so that it is able to provide customers with malicious code protection. Network security company Trend Micro has teamed up with...
Graham Benson, IT director at eBuyer.com, said most companies seem to be focused just on the virus threat; Richard Steel, head of ICT at London Borough of Newham, said the spyware problem has developed rapidly since the middle of last year.
Lloyds TSB is offering to help protect its online banking customers from viruses and spyware with a free PC security check. Matthew Timms, internet banking director at Lloyds TSB, said in a statement: "Although most people realise the importance of...
Companies should all have anti-spyware protection in place on all machines but users must also realise the threat posed by activities such as installing non-essential software and clicking on pop-ups from unknown or untrusted sources.
The basic package will include antivirus, anti-spyware, and anti-rootkit protection. The bank has actually bought more than 1.6 million licences for F-Secure Anti-Virus. Let's help customers with the invisible threat.
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