full-disclosure - Antivirus Software Solutions?

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Message-ID: <20031128053652.GH22219@sorting-hat.org>
From: cwis at nerim.fr (Christopher Allene)
Subject: Antivirus Software Solutions?

Paul Szabo (psz@...hs.usyd.edu.au) wrote on 2003-11-28 at 12:20:
> Once your email gateway is "safe", any AV on desktops becomes much less
> important, but you may still want some "traditional" AV on your desktops;
> any reasonably well supported product should do.

You may also choose to install an AV HTTP proxy. Products such as
InterScan can do this transparently for your users. However, if you
choose such a setup, keep in mind that this kind of products won't keep
you out of the latest MSIE vulnerabilities, although it will keep you
safe from having your users downloading casual viruses.

-- 
Christopher All?ne