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There are only so many ways to break into a bank. You can march through the door. You can climb through a window. You can tunnel through the floor. There is the service entrance, the employee entrance, and access on the roof. Criminals who want to rob a bank will probably use an open route – such as a side door. It’s easier than breaking down a wall. Email is a door into your network. Data passes through it every day. If criminals want to break in, some will throw on a disguise and try to sneak by. By pretending
Not only is consumer grade anti-virus tougher on your computers system resources, causing slow performance, but there is no central management to alert or ensure the software is updated. Stand-alone Anti-virus Software:
- Provides a point solution to specific issues
- Requires manual monitoring and maintenance to remain current and effective
- Relies on end-user decisions for operation
- Does not provide consistent version control across desktops
- Does not provide centralized management
- Managed Anti-virus:
- Provides proactive and comprehensive security, monitoring and management
- Centralizes the deployment and updating of software to ensure coverage and consistency
- Automates management processes to avoid errors and reduce costs
- Leverages expert IT skills
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