madmatt5
join:2002-04-06
Citrus Heights, CA
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Better late than never I suppose...
We use Corporate 9.0 on 50K+ PC's and have been asking Symantec for an anti-spyware app literally for several years. We finally had to go with someone else (Spysweeper) a few months back...  |
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rdiedrich
Premium
join:2002-11-25
Mchenry, IL
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Re: Spyware
I was at a seminar today held by trend micro. they have a new multi-layer solution coming out in June that looks to be a real solid solution on Spyware and other grayware. You can even tweak the config to allow certain apps that some people just can't live without (IE: Weather type apps that piss me off). Anyhow look for Trend Micro to make some big clout in the market very soon the new product looks very good!!
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tbone106
join:2004-02-03
Lake Zurich, IL
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Cause having a managed application is what corporations are looking for.
Good or bad, I can configure my symantec copr version on the fly and have the changes pushed/pulled to other servers as well as clients.
Until you can do this with other applications, forgettaboutit. |
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Upidstay
@204.251.x.x
| With Spybot Search and Destroy and Adaware, along with (to an extent) Microsoft Antispyware doing a fairly good job of tackling spyware it is difficult for me to justify using anything else, and they are completely free. I thought the windows xp patch at windows update should had fixed the messenger service bug long ago |
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