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Built on the award-winning
ThreatSense® engine, ESET NOD32 Antivirus is a tightly integrated security solution that
users can trust to protect their computers. ESET NOD32 Antivirus detects and disables viruses,
trojans, worms, adware, spyware, phishing, rootkits and other Internet threats. ESET NOD32
Antivirus comprehensive and proactive maximum protection has only a minimal impact on a
computer's system. Users will not experience a slowdown when running the program. After a
quick and easy installation, ESET NOD32 Antivirus runs quietly in the background, freeing
users to enjoy a safe and protected computer experience. The Business Edition includes our
Remote Administrator console for centralised management which protects both workstations and
Windows file servers with one license key.
is a highly effective security solution
designed to protect business computers from a wide range of malware and other threats. Using
advanced ThreatSense technology, ESET Smart Security detects future threats proactively,
virtually closing the window of vulnerability left open by traditional signature-based
detection. Its low resource utilisation and small footprint make it very efficient, even on
older hardware, yet it supports the latest operating systems and 64-bit processors. ESET Smart
Security detects and disables viruses, trojans, worms, spyware, adware, phishing attacks,
rootkits and other Internet threats that may pose a security or financial threat to
businesses. ESET Smart Security Business Edition also brings desktop antispam and firewall
features to the product. Its comprehensive and proactive protection is unrivaled, yet it also
has a very small system footprint — improving performance and conserving bandwidth.
| Layered Protection ESET can help you protect your PC and personal information from malware and other threats. Many security experts recommend a "layered" approach to security for maximum protection. The following products complement ESET security and can add to your overall security portfolio: Other Safe Practices Email Safety If you receive an attachment in email, verify (call or email) that the person who sent it intended to send it. Some viruses make the email look like it came from your friend, when it actually was sent from somebody else's computer. If the email did not come from someone you know then delete it. You will never get millions of dollars, or even hundreds of dollars for helping someone by providing your bank account to store their money. You will always lose money trying to make money this way because it is always a scam that requires you to pay more money than you will have already received. These scams only work against you. No company should send you programs in email unless you have talked to them specifically about what they are sending and you are on a support call or web support session while you receive the email with the program. Financial Safety Your bank, eBay, PayPal, your stock broker and so forth will not send an unsolicited email telling you that you need to provide your account number, PIN, or password in email or at their web site. Even if the email or web page says there is a problem with your account it is a hoax. Even if you find something like this that is not a hoax, it only means the vendor does not understand security well enough to safely do business with. If a charity asks for your support, make sure it is very well known, such as Red Cross, United Way, etc. Check with http://www.give.org (BBB Wise Giving Alliance). In Google or your favorite search engine type in the following words "Iowa attorney general avoid charity scam". Use the name of your state instead of Iowa and you will find results with good information from your state's attorney general's office! Stay Patched Make sure you have the most current patches that address security holes in your computer's operating system and applications. As software vendors discover vulnerabilities in their applications, they make fixes available in the form of patches or service packs. IMPORTANT: Microsoft is not going to send you a patch in email. If you get one from Microsoft call their free virus support line at 1-866-PCSAFETY or 1-866-727-2338 to report a fraud or an employee who is not following the rules. After that, delete the email. If you use Microsoft® Windows™, subscribe to the Microsoft Windows Update Service. From the Start programs menu, open the Control Panel and select System Properties. Click on the "Automatic Updates" tab and make sure that automatic updates is enabled. Consider installing the Windows XP Service Pack 3, which will keep Internet Explorer patched. Note, that even the Mozilla's FireFox web browser has security patches available (you'll notice the green up arrow in the upper right corner of the toolbar). Check with your other software vendors for patches and updates. this is |
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