Corporate Spybot or Adaware? 1

[Ztrek7]

Does anyone know of a "corporate" or "enterprise" version of software that will allow me to control, stop, monitor, and scan for spyware and adware?

Sort of like norton antivirus ce.

 

[dstcroix]

I agree with you Steve, regardless of firewalls and ad-awre products, we can never eliminate the trojans/malware from happening. The fact is that people will surf the internet, and they will still be hijacked regardless of firewalls, etc.

 

[Mike Lewis]

Steve,

The problem with both these products ... is that they both expect you to fork out on an annual basis.

Yes, but it's not exactly a large amount of money. And if it gives an incentive for the vendors to keep developing and improving their products, it's money well spent.

Mike


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[epohl]

Many of the AV companies (Symantec, Mcafee, etc..) are beging to include Spware detection into their corporate AV products. I really believe this is the way to go so there is one less think to have to manage.

Also agree that the MS product is very ggod and the price is right. Anyone know if they plan a corporate management console for it ?

 

[aquias]

I have not seen the articles referring to this but I do know that BCastner (whom I'd have a hard time disbelieving about most things technical) has made mention of reading that there will be some kind of management module coming for this product.

 

[LloydSev]

http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/article/0,aid,119572,00.asp

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