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Why should anti-virus products employ heuristic detection?
Once upon a time, in a galaxy not so far away, there were only a few computer viruses. Little more than a curiosity to most, they were relatively rare, slow spreading and in general, more of a mythological threat than a real one. The initial anti-virus products that were created to deal with these were perfectly adequate; updated once a month or so, the customers could be fairly sure that they would be protected. Fast-forward to today’s interconnected and always-on world, and the scale of the problem is orders of magnitude above where it was back in those early days.
Nov 24 2004 2:47PM
Security
Balancing security products with management time: are you stretching yourself too thin?
With new threats emerging by the second, enterprise security has become paramount. IT managers, however, are faced with the daunting task of coordinating numerous elements from VPNs and e-mail scanning systems to content filters and anti-virus software.
Oct 6 2004 3:36PM
Security
Balancing security products with management time. Are you stretching yourself too thin?
With new threats emerging by the second, enterprise security has become paramount. IT managers, however, are faced with the daunting task of coordinating numerous elements from VPNs and e-mail scanning systems to content filters and anti-virus software.
Aug 31 2004 5:21PM
Security
Giving a "worm" welcome: the financial sector's move to open source security products
In January 2003, "Bank of America" was the most prominent victim of the aggressive "Slammer" computer virus that Richard Clarke, the former top adviser to President George W. Bush on cybersecurity, simply called "a dumb worm".
Jan 9 2004 12:49PM
Security
WhiteGold adds eEye security products
Jan 1 2000 12:00AM
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