Tag: testing

ESET business solutions demonstrate strongest protection without false positives

December 5, 2016

ESET Endpoint Security is the only security solution in the latest comparative test of business security solutions that generated zero false alarms and had 100% detection in all tests by AV-Comparatives. The comparative test jointly conducted by AV-Comparatives and MRG Effitas consisted of three tests of anti-malware protection, a False Alarm Test and a test … More ESET business solutions demonstrate strongest protection without false positives

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 Achieved the Best Score in VBSpam Test for the Fifth Consecutive Time

September 28, 2016

ESET Mail Security reached a 99.999% spam catch rate and zero false positives in Virus Bulletin’s latest VBSpam test. ESET Mail Security for Microsoft Exchange Server won the latest spam filtering test by leading security testing authority, Virus Bulletin, having achieved a 99.999% spam catch rate while producing zero false positives. As a result, ESET … More ESET Achieved the Best Score in VBSpam Test for the Fifth Consecutive Time

Hi, I’m the enemy: Different perspectives on a pentest

July 12, 2016

Today we are starting a series of articles showing the different angles that can be taken when tackling a pentest. “A PENTEST RECREATES THE ACTIONS CARRIED OUT BY AN ATTACKER IN ORDER TO IDENTIFY ANY VULNERABILITIES” Let’s start by defining what that is. A pentest is an audit process that involves carrying out controlled attacks … More Hi, I’m the enemy: Different perspectives on a pentest