MD, et all, -
I'd also put in a big vote for Kaspersky Antivirus - changed over from Norton a month a go or so. It has better detection (found things Norton couldn't find) and I combine it with Malware bytes.
I'm not a windows expert by any means - I really don't want to invest additional cycles to do more than I do or know more than I already do. Our IT support team told me to move to Kaspersky and add Malware - that was good enough for me and I'm convinced it's better than Norton Anti-Virus.
My thought is though that on the virus side, it's probably ok to have multiple tools as I believe no one vendor can have 100% detection/fixes against everything rapidly.
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Originally Posted by LVR
hi MD
Just a couple of observations from your posts..... I have moved away from Norton to Kaspersky Antivirus. I have noticed a cleaner running and better detection rate of intrusive trojans. I now have my whole office running it and we do not experience the issues of workstations slowing down that we had previously. We also seem to have no viruses anymore.
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