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TV-2011-11-09 #064
1 CommentBusiness anti-virus solutions and off-site backups (be the cloud)
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Published on November 9, 2011 · Filed under: Podcast;
One Response to “TV-2011-11-09 #064”
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Brian said on December 2nd, 2011 at 8:51 am
I just listened to this program and I have to disagree. I’ve been rolling out AVG Business Edition antivirus at programs that have approximately 15 – 30 PC’s per program. Due to budget constraints and a proprietary software program, the PC’s are all XP with between 512-2GB of RAM so they’re really short on computing resources.
I can get 15 licenses of AVG business antivirus for about $250.00. It comes with a centralized management server and if you tweak the install (no link scanner, toolbars or other bloat) it is a good, solid antivirus software.
In reference to Microsoft Security Essentials, it may be a good solution but I would pose this question:
Should I trust the company that designed the operating system, and its inherent security flaws, to provide software that’s supposed to protect me?
Seems counterintuitive.
