Thursday, April 8, 2010

“[Ads by Yahoo!] Antivirus Security” plus 3 more

“[Ads by Yahoo!] <b>Antivirus</b> Security” plus 3 more

[Ads by Yahoo!] <b>Antivirus</b> Security

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David Cross' talks about data security with Forefront.

Protect virtually everywhere. Access virtually anywhere.

"Microsoft Forefront really enables customers to work in new ways and collaborate by reducing their risks, enabling productivity while tightening security. So they can achieve their business goals without increasing the cost or complexity."

"The big differentiation for Forefront is how we work with the overall infrastructure in technologies that customers use everyday."

"Coming back again to efficiency, it's not just the acquisition cost and the deployment cost, but it's about how easily we can help users to be productive and collaborate without putting barriers in their way. When I think of the entire industry, I cannot think of another industry vendor or competitor that can, you know, span the entire set of needs from identity protection, security and access and provide them in an integrated way across the most common infrastructures that exist in our customers today. That entire breadth just doesn't exist with any other vendor."

Top Forefront features

  • Simplifies security from acquisition & deployment to admin and support.
  • Secure identity-based remote access connects people to data when and where they need it
  • Integrates with your existing Microsoft infrastructure and third party applications
  • Helps provide security across your enterprise to manage cost, complexity, and compliance more efficiently

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digital defender Announces the Release of digital defender <b>Antivirus</b> 2.0

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 03:41 PM PDT

Posted on: Wednesday, 7 April 2010, 15:56 CDT

FAREHAM, England, April 7 /PRNewswire/ -- DSECsoftware, makers of digital defender security software, today announced the immediate release of their antivirus software, digital defender antivirus 2.0.

Traditionally security software has been seen as a necessary evil. Many times the antivirus software itself has been known mimic the behaviour of viruses. Computers that slow down, software that is impossible to uninstall or even to use are common features of many security software products available on the market today.

With digital defender the approach has been to go the opposite direction. From the time a potential user enters the website until they are using the software itself, the ambition and focus is and remains to create a quick, easy to use antivirus software that simply put, just works. At launch the software will be available in 10 languages, the goal is to add support for over 30 languages in 2010.

"We felt that it was necessary to take a new approach to the development and design of security software. We wanted to create software that our mothers would be comfortable using," says Kerry Reid, Head of Marketing at DSEC Software Ltd, the developers of digital defender antivirus.

The software will be available in a free and paid for version and is available for immediate download from the digital defender website (http://www.digital-defender.com) and leading download sites.

"We are very excited about this product release. We feel that our product is the antivirus solution designed for the year 2010," comments Gordon Roxon, CEO of DSEC software Ltd.

digital defender antivirus is available for Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7. Available languages include: English, Hebrew, Spanish, German, Dutch, Portuguese, Swedish, Danish, Russian, Italian, Ukrainian, Hungarian and Flemish.

For additional information on the news that is the subject of this release (or for a demo license), contact Kerry Reid or visit http://www.digital-defender.com.

SOURCE DSECsoftware Ltd.


Source: PR Newswire

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digital defender Announces the Release of digital defender <b>Antivirus</b> 2.0

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 01:56 PM PDT

FAREHAM, England, April 7 /PRNewswire/ -- DSECsoftware, makers of digital defender security software, today announced the immediate release of their antivirus software, digital defender antivirus 2.0.

Traditionally security software has been seen as a necessary evil. Many times the antivirus software itself has been known mimic the behaviour of viruses. Computers that slow down, software that is impossible to uninstall or even to use are common features of many security software products available on the market today.

With digital defender the approach has been to go the opposite direction. From the time a potential user enters the website until they are using the software itself, the ambition and focus is and remains to create a quick, easy to use antivirus software that simply put, just works. At launch the software will be available in 10 languages, the goal is to add support for over 30 languages in 2010.

"We felt that it was necessary to take a new approach to the development and design of security software. We wanted to create software that our mothers would be comfortable using," says Kerry Reid, Head of Marketing at DSEC Software Ltd, the developers of digital defender antivirus.

The software will be available in a free and paid for version and is available for immediate download from the digital defender website (http://www.digital-defender.com) and leading download sites.

"We are very excited about this product release. We feel that our product is the antivirus solution designed for the year 2010," comments Gordon Roxon, CEO of DSEC software Ltd. 

digital defender antivirus is available for Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7. Available languages include: English, Hebrew, Spanish, German, Dutch, Portuguese, Swedish, Danish, Russian, Italian, Ukrainian, Hungarian and Flemish.

For additional information on the news that is the subject of this release (or for a demo license), contact Kerry Reid or visit http://www.digital-defender.com.

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Uninstalling Norton <b>AntiVirus</b>

Posted: 08 Apr 2010 01:56 AM PDT

Reader Randolph Walker provides me with the opportunity to address a question I get, like clockwork, every two years. He writes:

I was running Norton AntiVirus 10.0 on my iMac. I decided to uninstall it. Now when I restart, I get several small dialog boxes telling me auto protect cannot be activated. It is obvious I did not uninstall this properly. How do I get these little boxes to go away forever.

I've yet to encounter a product with the Norton name that can be uninstalled by simply dragging a file or folder to the Trash. These utilities work their magic deep down and scatter files hither as well as yon. If you don't follow the correct procedure for removing them, you experience this kind of thing.

And the proper procedure is to locate the Symantec Solutions folder inside the Applications folder at the root level of your hard drive, launch the Symantec Uninstaller application, select the Symantec AntiVirus Corporate, Norton AntiVirus, and Norton AntiVirus Auto-Protect entries, and click the Uninstall button. Confirm your decision when prompted and then enter your administrator password in the space provided. You'll be asked to restart your Mac. Do so and Norton should be gone for good.

What, you say you tossed out the Symantec Solutions folder when you attempted to uninstall Norton AntiVirus by hand? Travel to Symantec's Uninstall Norton AntiVirus 10.0.x for Macintosh page and you'll find a link for downloading the Symantec Uninstaller.

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