Re: A Real-Time malware antivirus console

[reflect ocean <reflect.ocean () GMAIL COM>]

Thank you everyone for the great inputs.I've recently been assigned
information security duties and everything comes as a challenge.
I will probably be testing NOD32,McAfee and Kaspersky but rather than
having to trust in third-party AV reviews , i would like to conduct
one myself.I've googled it and I found a basic model as a
reference.Any recommendation to do this? Some of the parameters to be
measured: load on cpu and mem, detection effectiveness,administration
console,antivirus & malware functions.Specially on this last
parameter,i wonder how accurate this malware detection is when having
to deal with thousands a obscure phishing sites of a bank in the other
side of the world?
I'd appreciate any comment on the above mentioned AV.

Thanks,

Reflect



On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 6:17 PM, Eric Case<ecase () email arizona edu> wrote:
> At 06:13 PM 6/17/2009 -0500, Curt Wilson wrote:
> > Relying on reactive security schemes?! Never! All of us in .edu-land are
> > ALWAYS able to get the staff and other resources to implement proactive
> > security schemes, right? :>
>
> Nuking from orbit is more proactive than scrap and reuse.  ;)
> -Eric
>
>
>
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