Posts Tagged ‘Antivirus’

Security and Antivirus

Saturday, November 15th, 2008

No computer network can be protected 100% of the Internet threat that can bring and the attacker. But with smart IT security policies and use layered approach, you can reduce your risk for attack.

The virus is more mixed and has a payload higher than the previous. This means they are easier to distribute and can do greater damage. The virus can attack the network even at the lowest level, which means they can ignore the desktop and server antivirus software. Antivirus software does not provide complete protection is not.

So what’s a layered network security and antivirus software, and how should you approach? Simply put, as the defense put barricade on each routes may go to your network. A typical layered antivirus solutions will include the server AV, AV desktop, gateway AV, AV email, and some type of intrusion detection / prevention services (IDS, IPS).

This approach will not only protect from the threats that come in the computer and the file system level, but will also protect you from the resistance network and other network level of service attacks.

A layered approach also helps provide efficiency and load-balancing on your network. If you find that you get your mail servers pounded daily by viruses or phishing emails, and then have a gateway antivirus software can help take some burden off of your mail server to stop with those who never reach the mail from the server.

It also provides greater security on the desktop using the gateway antivirus software. If users try to download the virus to their computer, rather than letting the desktop AV software to handle quarantine / deleted, the gateway system will build a streaming package as a virus scan and pass. If this condition is the same virus that is known signature, then interrupted by a stream and the virus is not the gateway to the desktop to begin with.

Protecting your network with a layered approach is not only the design for network security company, it is necessary for all business network.

AntiVirus

Monday, July 21st, 2008

Recently the virus? What there is in the computer? How can he go? How the disease is spreading and wreaking damage it? And why is the only computer you with?

The virus is part of the program code that makes copies of itself, or replicate, in your computer asks you without explicit written permission to do so. You forgot to get permission down on paper. Viruses do not bother you at all to seek permission! Very invasion.

In comparison, there are pieces of code that may repeat in the computer, you said something IT criminals need to taste. But the code spreads, you may be all the office network, with the consent (or at least your IT guys permission). This type of replicating code are called agents, said Jimmy Kuo, a research fellow with McAfee avert a research arm of anti-virus software-maker McAfee Inc.

A long, long time in computer years, such as five, most of which consist of the same virus breed. They go to your computer may be through email attachments or a floppy disk (remember them?). Then they attached themselves to one of your files, you say Microsoft Word.

When you open Microsoft Word, the virus replicated and attached itself to other files. These could be other random files on the hard drive, your files are farthest from Microsoft Word, or other files, depending on how the virus writers want to be a virus.

I will be the first to acknowledge that I am an Internet junkie. When I have leisure time, I like to surf the web looking for some entertaining sites. I also want to download dozens of free (and legal) video, MP3 example, programs, demos, and games. These things can be busy for hours on end, so there is not a dull moment when I sit at my monitor.