Gents, You have probably read Alex's 'Vipre Enterprise' posting, but if you have not, we are adding AV to our CounterSpy Enterprise (CSE) and release that as a new product called Vipre Enterprise in the antivirus 'category'. (CSE will continue to exist as its own product by the way). We had the benefit of looking at 20 years of AV architecture, 6 years of antispyware code and the recent convergence of these two (and others) into what we now call 'malware'. As opposed to our valued colleagues, we did not simply bolt on an existing AV engine to the existing antispyware code, but took the time to get it right and have one agent that does all malware including viruses. That means a low memory footprint, very efficient, and highly effective in -removing- malware. The latter is something in which existing AV engines score very low. 'Vipre Enterprise' will be released a few weeks after Vipre Antivirus for consumers, very shortly. I would recommend to not buy into any other AV solution until you have had time to try this out, and see the results. Warm regards, Stu
________________________________ From: David Lloyd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 9:00 AM To: NT System Admin Issues Subject: Anti - Virus recommendations Hi all, I'm just about to invest in a new AV product for around 50 user and a few file servers. I did look at NOD32 a while back, but as soon as they released version 3.0 I heard they had a lot of problems with it? I also thought the admin console wasn't the most intuitive either, however I was impressed by version 2.7. Any thoughts or recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks David ~ Upgrade to Next Generation Antispam/Antivirus with Ninja! ~ ~ <http://www.sunbelt-software.com/SunbeltMessagingNinja.cfm> ~
