Antivirus (AV) stories - Page 4

CrowdStrike has delivered the first signature-less machine learning engine to be incorporated into VirusTotal's malware scanning service.

The independent testing authority published its first comparative review of business and consumer products on Windows 10 Pro 64-bit.

Compared to other areas of security protection, endpoint security hasn't been a hotbed of innovation in recent years. Has all of that just changed?.

A major security vulnerability has been uncovered by UK white hat hacker and Google Project Zero developer, Tavis Ormandy.

ESET began life as a pioneer of antivirus protection - if you don’t believe it, the ESET COO for the APAC recommends having a gander on Wikipedia.

I remain impressed with Trend’s easy to follow interface, and for me it remains a solid choice for protection from all the nasties out there.

Anti-virus security firm ESET has announced the availability of its new security solutions for Windows home users.

Bitdefender boosts mobile defence with mugshot-snapping feature to outfox snoops and smart-trusted network recognition.

Artificial intelligence, crowd intelligence technology and streamlined installation feature in AVG's new suite, which offers new value for resellers.

Eset has released the latest version of a number of its business offerings, providing a range of new features.

The overall number of computers affected by the top 20 families of malware has dropped significantly, partly due to better cooperation among security companies.

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Check Point launches ZoneAlarm, a free antivirus and firewall bundle, aiming to enhance consumer cybersecurity with robust protection and cloud-based features.

Fake antivirus and mobile malware threats highlighted in AVG report, pinpointing the risks of QR codes. A wake-up call for users and resellers.

Choosing the right anti-virus software can be daunting; experts explain how to balance between free and paid options to ensure online security.

PC Tools enters New Zealand with a comprehensive performance and protection suite, promising enhanced computer efficiency and security for Kiwi users.

Australia mulls new web laws: ISPs may have to disconnect users without anti-virus or firewalls, sparking privacy and cost concerns.

Symantec introduces a new Protection Suite for SMBs, cutting the price by 40% to offer budget-friendly, comprehensive data security and recovery options.

83% of all email in March was spam says web security firm, who says attackers are using the World Cup as a way to target internet users.

As the festive season approaches, the purveyors of spam and malware are out in force – and their early efforts are already emerging.