Hi, A month or two ago I read a post somewhere denegrating most antivirus software such as Kasperski and Norton, and instead recommending a product , whose name I don't remember because it seemed to be just four or five random letters that didn't form a word, that the poster claimed was what Microsoft itself used to protect their own servers.
I went to a site that compared this product to the others and it did score 100% in their test. (Kasperski was a close second.) My question is, does anyone know the name of this antivirus product? Thanks, Mike
Microsoft Release Labs Renews Its License With Eset?s NOD32 Anti-Virus Software
NOD32 Selected to Protect Microsoft Software from Viruses and Worms for the Fourth Year
08/26/2004 (San Diego)
Eset, a global provider of next generation virus protection , today announced that Microsoft renewed its corporate license to use NOD32 anti-virus software in its release labs. This marks the fourth consecutive year that Microsoft's release labs have been using NOD32 to scan for viruses and worms.
?Having a reliable and effective anti-virus software solution is necessary for enterprises, however with so many factors to consider such as performance, detection, speed, and cost, selecting the best product can be a difficult decision,? said Eset CEO Anton Zajac. ?We're pleased that Microsoft has once again recognized the value of NOD32's performance and has chosen to renew its corporate license for the fourth consecutive year. By using our advanced heuristics technology, Microsoft can be assured that they are utilizing the most advanced technology available to safeguard their customers from new, emerging threats.?
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