“Antivirus software poor against top three Trojans, says Trusteer (Computer Weekly)” plus 3 more |
- Antivirus software poor against top three Trojans, says Trusteer (Computer Weekly)
- Schools Across America Cut Cost and Increase Protection with Vexira Antivirus (dBusinessNews.com)
- Schools Across America Cut Cost and Increase Protection with Vexira AntiVirus (PRWeb)
- Schools Across America Cut Cost and Increase Protection with Vexira AntiVirus (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
| Antivirus software poor against top three Trojans, says Trusteer (Computer Weekly) Posted: 17 Mar 2010 09:15 AM PDT Antivirus software is extremely poor at detecting the top three Trojans responsible for theft from UK financial institutions, says IT security firm Trusteer. "Not one of the main antivirus products is able to detect all three," Mickey Boodaei, chief executive at Trusteer, told the e-Crime Congress 2010 in London. Only 14 out of 42 antivirus engines tested detected the Zeus Trojan. The second most active Trojan, Silon, was detected by only Trend Micro's antivirus engine, and Yaludle, the third most prevalent Trojan, was picked up by only FSecure and Panda Software. Banking institutions and their customers need more visibility of what malware is being used for online theft so they know exactly which of the thousands of types of malware they need to defend against most, Boodaei told Computer Weekly. To meet this need, Trusteer has launched Flashlight, a remote fraud investigation and mitigation service, developed in collaboration with 50 banks worldwide, that identifies the attack source on a bank customer's PC. A pilot of the service run in the UK's major banks including RBS, Santander and HSBC, was used to investigate 5,000 incidents in the past five months. Analysis revealed that most of the attacks were associated with the Zeus trojan. Zeus topped the list, being responsible for 65% of incidents, followed by Silon (25%) and Yaludle (10%). "Zeus has been known since 2006, but still it is active on about one in every hundred PCs in the UK," said Boodaei. Silon, which bypasses security tokens and banking card readers, is running on one in every 350 UK computers, while Yaludle is found on one in every thousand. "By identifying exactly what malware is responsible for attacks, banks can easily identify any gaps in their defences and build more effective malware prevention strategies," said Boodaei. Understanding exactly what the threats are should be an ongoing process that is core to any organisation's protection strategy and should be carried out before making any initial or additional IT security investments, he said. Five Filters featured article: Chilcot Inquiry. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction. | |
| Schools Across America Cut Cost and Increase Protection with Vexira Antivirus (dBusinessNews.com) Posted: 17 Mar 2010 10:14 AM PDT Cleveland - With pricing as low as $1.29 per license schools can save thousands of dollars by switching to the Vexira Antivirus Safe@School Educational Discount Program | MEDINA, Ohio, March 17, 2010 Central Command Inc., a leading provider of antivirus, antispyware and antithreat solutions for schools, businesses and enterprises, announced today that schools across America are quickly switching to Vexira Antivirus and saving thousands of dollars and increasing Internet protection for students, faculty and staff. Educational institutions can purchase Vexira(R) Antivirus for as low as $1.29 per license. This unique program allows all educational institutions to affordably defend themselves from computer virus, spyware and malware attacks. With school districts across America facing budget cuts it is important that they stay protected against computer virus, spyware and other Internet-based threats. The manpower and costs associated with a widespread infection clean-up within a school district can quickly exceed $30,000 per incident. Ogilvie Public School District in Minnesota selected Vexira Antivirus because of its ease-of-use, flexibility, dependable Internet protection and low cost. "We have found that Vexira is very user-friendly software to install and use. Our students and staff are now safer online with Vexira protecting them. With the special educational pricing and improved protection, it's been a win-win since switching to Vexira," said Becky Sanborn, Technology Coordinator, Ogilvie Public School District. The Vexira Antivirus product range provides a near perfect blend of protection and ease of use for schools. With many unique features specifically tailored for educational-based networks Vexira gives Technology Coordinators and District Administrators powerful tools to combat viruses, spyware and other Internet-based malware. Vexira Antivirus is a scalable, multi-platform Internet threat protection solution for any size network. Educational institutions use Vexira Antivirus to protect desktops, laptops, netbooks and file servers within computer labs or across entire campuses without hindering the student's for faculty's work. "Vexira Antivirus is built to protect high threat environments like school districts. We have tailored the protection and defenses for the specific needs of schools based on feedback from our existing educational clients. Vexira has extremely resilient and reliable protection capabilities that can be deployed silently throughout a network. With our dedicated Technical Support Specialists specifically trained in supporting large scale deployments we are uniquely positioned to protect and support schools ahead of other vendors," said Keith Peer, CEO, Central Command, Inc. For complete details, terms and conditions about the Vexira Safe@School Educational Discount Program visit http://www.centralcommand.com/edu , email sales@centralcommand.com or call toll free +1 888-5-VEXIRA (839472) About Central Command: Central Command, Inc., founded in 1990 is a privately held corporation that serves business, education, and healthcare organizations with Internet threat protection software, services, and information. The company services customers in over 104 countries and is headquartered in Medina, Ohio. Visit Central Command at www.centralcommand.com or call 1 888-5-VEXIRA (839472) for more information. Central Command and Vexira are trademarks of Central Command, Inc. All other trademarks, trade names, and products referenced herein are property of their respective owners. ### Contact: Mike Stone Keith Peer Five Filters featured article: Chilcot Inquiry. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction. |
| Schools Across America Cut Cost and Increase Protection with Vexira AntiVirus (PRWeb) Posted: 17 Mar 2010 09:08 AM PDT | With pricing as low as $1.29 per license schools can save thousands of dollars by switching to the Vexira Antivirus Safe@School Educational Discount Program Medina, Ohio (PRWEB) March 17, 2010 -- Central Command Inc., a leading provider of antivirus, antispyware and antithreat solutions for schools, businesses and enterprises, announced today that schools across America are quickly switching to Vexira Antivirus and saving thousands of dollars and increasing Internet protection for students, faculty and staff. Educational institutions can purchase Vexira(R) Antivirus for as low as $1.29 per license. This unique program allows all educational institutions to affordably defend themselves from computer virus, spyware and malware attacks. Ogilvie Public School District in Minnesota selected Vexira Antivirus because of its ease-of-use, flexibility, dependable Internet protection and low cost. "We have found that Vexira is very user-friendly software to install and use. Our students and staff are now safer online with Vexira protecting them. With the special educational pricing and improved protection, it's been a win-win since switching to Vexira," said Becky Sanborn, Technology Coordinator, Ogilvie Public School District. The Vexira Antivirus product range provides a near perfect blend of protection and ease of use for schools. With many unique features specifically tailored for educational-based networks Vexira gives Technology Coordinators and District Administrators powerful tools to combat viruses, spyware and other Internet-based malware. Vexira Antivirus is a scalable, multi-platform Internet threat protection solution for any size network. Educational institutions use Vexira Antivirus to protect desktops, laptops, netbooks and file servers within computer labs or across entire campuses without hindering the student's for faculty's work. "Vexira Antivirus is built to protect high threat environments like school districts. We have tailored the protection and defenses for the specific needs of schools based on feedback from our existing educational clients. Vexira has extremely resilient and reliable protection capabilities that can be deployed silently throughout a network. With our dedicated Technical Support Specialists specifically trained in supporting large scale deployments we are uniquely positioned to protect and support schools ahead of other vendors," said Keith Peer, CEO, Central Command, Inc. For complete details, terms and conditions about the Vexira Safe@School Educational Discount Program visit www.centralcommand.com/edu, email sales(at)centralcommand(dot)com or call toll free +1 888-5-VEXIRA (839472) About Central Command: Central Command, Inc., founded in 1990 is a privately held corporation that serves business, education, and healthcare organizations with Internet threat protection software, services, and information. The company services customers in over 104 countries and is headquartered in Medina, Ohio. Visit Central Command at www.centralcommand.com or call 1 888-5-VEXIRA (839472) for more information. Central Command and Vexira are trademarks of Central Command, Inc. All other trademarks, trade names, and products referenced herein are property of their respective owners. ### Post Comment: Bookmark - Del.icio.us | Furl It | Technorati | Ask | MyWeb | Propeller | Live Bookmarks | Newsvine | TailRank | Reddit | Slashdot | Digg | Stumbleupon | Google Bookmarks | Sphere | Blink It | Spurl Five Filters featured article: Chilcot Inquiry. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction. |
| Posted: 17 Mar 2010 05:00 AM PDT MEDINA, Ohio, March 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Central Command, Inc., a leading provider of antivirus, antispyware and antithreat solutions for schools, businesses and enterprises, announced today that schools across America are quickly switching to Vexira Antivirus and saving thousands of dollars and increasing Internet protection for students, faculty and staff. Educational institutions can purchase Vexira(R) Antivirus for as low as $1.29 per license. This unique program allows all educational institutions to affordably defend themselves from computer virus, spyware and malware attacks. With school districts across America facing budget cuts it is important that they stay protected against computer virus, spyware and other Internet-based threats. The manpower and costs associated with a widespread infection clean-up within a school district can quickly exceed $30,000 per incident. Ogilvie Public School District in Minnesota selected Vexira Antivirus because of its ease-of-use, flexibility, dependable Internet protection and low cost. "We have found that Vexira is very user-friendly software to install and use. Our students and staff are now safer online with Vexira protecting them. With the special educational pricing and improved protection, it's been a win-win since switching to Vexira," said Becky Sanborn, Technology Coordinator, Ogilvie Public School District. The Vexira Antivirus product range provides a near perfect blend of protection and ease of use for schools. With many unique features specifically tailored for educational-based networks Vexira gives Technology Coordinators and District Administrators powerful tools to combat viruses, spyware and other Internet-based malware. Vexira Antivirus is a scalable, multi-platform Internet threat protection solution for any size network. Educational institutions use Vexira Antivirus to protect desktops, laptops, netbooks and file servers within computer labs or across entire campuses without hindering the student's for faculty's work. "Vexira Antivirus is built to protect high threat environments like school districts. We have tailored the protection and defenses for the specific needs of schools based on feedback from our existing educational clients. Vexira has extremely resilient and reliable protection capabilities that can be deployed silently throughout a network. With our dedicated Technical Support Specialists specifically trained in supporting large scale deployments we are uniquely positioned to protect and support schools ahead of other vendors," said Keith Peer, CEO, Central Command, Inc. For complete details, terms and conditions about the Vexira Safe@School Educational Discount Program visit http://www.centralcommand.com/edu, email sales@centralcommand.com or call toll free +1 888-5-VEXIRA (839472) About Central Command: Central Command, Inc., founded in 1990 is a privately held corporation that serves business, education, and healthcare organizations with Internet threat protection software, services, and information. The company services customers in over 104 countries and is headquartered in Medina, Ohio. Visit Central Command at http://www.centralcommand.com or call 1 888-5-VEXIRA (839472) for more information. Central Command and Vexira are trademarks of Central Command, Inc. All other trademarks, trade names, and products referenced herein are property of their respective owners. Five Filters featured article: Chilcot Inquiry. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction. |
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With school districts across America facing budget cuts it is important that they stay protected against computer virus, spyware and other Internet-based threats. The manpower and costs associated with a widespread infection clean-up within a school district can quickly exceed $30,000 per incident.
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