To those interested.. 



I checked several reviews and found at least one head on bench mark test. 

All reveiws very positive in favor of Vipre. 



The benchmark ran by ZDnet (on exact imaged machines) 

Resource usage: 

Norton  19% 

Kapersky 15% 

Vipre 1.5%  (less than a 10th) 



Looks like Emmitt's warm fuzzy feelings is well founded!  (Concerning Vipre 
anyway) 



Better yet... take note! 



I talked to Sunbelt about the Vipre Enterprise suite.  They are running a 
marketing campaign 

to "deeply penetrate" the AV software market.   Current Special.....per 
seat...  $10   

Note that a server is simply a seat! They state that I can push the suite out 
to networked 

desktops over the network and manage them from one machine like a true 
enterprise package 

should.   (At a small fraction of cost) 



So for small investment, virus, malware, spyware, email scanning all in one for 
$10 per seat. 

Hmmmm.. I think I will give it a try!  Hopefully all will turn out as promised. 



Thanks Emmitt!  I remember you mentioning this before, but did not think about 
them having an 

enterprise package. 



-Bob 







----- Original Message ----- 
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Thanks Emmitt, 

 I have a call into Sunbelt now.  I will see how thier Enterprise package 
stacks up.  It looks like they 

have a trial Enterprise version.  However, loading something that wide spread 
is not something I would 

take lightly. 



-Bob 


----- Original Message ----- 
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Sigh.  When I look at the services from all users I find another 21.5 megs.  So 
now we’re upt to 24 megs vs. 123 megs for Mcafee. 




Emmitt Dove 

Manager, Converting Applications Development 

Evergreen Packaging, Inc. 

[email protected] 

(203) 214-5683 m 

(203) 643-8022 o 

(203) 643-8086 f 

[email protected] 





From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Emmitt Dove 
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BTW, the footprint does change from time-to-time; right now it is at 2.5 megs.  
But that’s a whole lot smaller than the usual AV alone.  Right now Mcafee 
(Enterprise 8.5.0i) is taking up 123 megs on my work laptop. 




Emmitt Dove 

Manager, Converting Applications Development 

Evergreen Packaging, Inc. 

[email protected] 

(203) 214-5683 m 

(203) 643-8022 o 

(203) 643-8086 f 

[email protected] 





From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Emmitt Dove 
Sent: Thursday, August 06, 2009 1:19 PM 
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Subject: [RBASE-L] - RE: OT - Enterprise av/malware options 



Bob, 



Not being used in an enterprise, but I’m quite enamored of Vipre from Sunbelt 
Software.  They have an enterprise version. 



The nicest thing about Vipre is its incredibly small footprint in memory (1.8 
megs on the machine from which I am sending this message, with real-time AV and 
AS, including email protection for Outlook.) 




Emmitt Dove 

Manager, Converting Applications Development 

Evergreen Packaging, Inc. 

[email protected] 

(203) 214-5683 m 

(203) 643-8022 o 

(203) 643-8086 f 

[email protected] 





From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 
[email protected] 
Sent: Thursday, August 06, 2009 1:04 PM 
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Subject: [RBASE-L] - OT - Enterprise av/malware options 




Time for me to reconsider my options for an enterprise antivirus/malware 
solution. 



Trying to find reviews is about like asking which is better, Ford or GM. 



McAfee gets  good reviews on Enterprise but gets trashed in reviews on single 
machines. 

Same with Norton / Symatec.  (This does not make much sense to me.) 



So I thought I would ask a brief question as to what our faithful Rbaser's 
might be using in 

an enterprise solution.  (Server based, that protects servers and can push out 
to attached clients) 



Thanks, 

-Bob 


 

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