Tag: antivirus

ESET Endpoint Security Receives Top Performance Score According to AV-Comparatives

November 25, 2016

AV-Comparatives published a special Network Performance Test commissioned by ESET, wherein 6 major business security suites  were tested. The Network Performance Test compared resource utilization and management by six endpoint security solutions testing their impact on valuable business resources such as network traffic and machine load (CPU and RAM). Updates that are large in size have … More ESET Endpoint Security Receives Top Performance Score According to AV-Comparatives

ESET Rolls out Its New Internet Security Products for Home Users

October 26, 2016

Starting today, ESET® announces the availability of its premium line of security solutions for home users – ESET Smart Security Premium, built upon our award-winning NOD32 technology that offers the best mix of detection, speed and usability. In addition, ESET‘s top-tier product provides ESET Password Manager for easier and safer authentication, as well as ESET … More ESET Rolls out Its New Internet Security Products for Home Users

Biggest fears of EMEA companies? Malware ranks first

February 16, 2016

Can you guess the most pressing IT security issue faced by companies in Europe? If you were to put your money on malware infection, you’d be right. According to a series of surveys conducted by ESET at various EMEA security events throughout 2015, 58% of businesses have experienced this kind of incident in the last … More Biggest fears of EMEA companies? Malware ranks first

Schrödinger’s antivirus: The immortality of antivirus software

November 6, 2015

Introduction There are certain subjects that are the equivalent of scraping fingernails across a chalkboard for antimalware researchers, raising their digital hackles and causing grimacing normally associated with phrases like “root canal surgery” and “income tax audit”. In the case of antimalware, it’s being told that “antivirus is dead”. That’s why I gave a webinar … More Schrödinger’s antivirus: The immortality of antivirus software