Hi folks
Two overlapping questions. My impression is that for the most part Mac
users don't particularly need to worry about viruses (though they can
pass them on), do need to be aware of malware, phishing and other
neologisms. Is this still about right?
Secondly, more technically, UCL (where I work) requires us to run
anti-virus software to access their systems remotely and are about to
shelve Sophos. It seems that F-secure is still available but I can't
100% ascertain which service we are being offered.
If anyone who understands these things has a minute to glance at this
page:
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/isd/sophos-anti-virus-licensing-changes?utm_source=UCL%20%28Internal%20Communications%29&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=10377256_The%20Week%40UCL%3A%20Issue%20380%20–%2014%20March%202019&utm_content=Sophos%20Anti-Virus%20no%20longer%20available%20for%20personal%20machines
I'd be grateful to hear if anything leaps out. I stress it's not an
option *not* to run something if we want remote access, however
redundant we might think it is;)
Short version: is anyone going to notice any difference if they
uninstall Sophos and install F-secure instead?
Thanks for any tips
Cheers
Jason
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