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Hi all,
Just wanted to get some feedback...
Is it best practice to install some kind of Anti-Virus program on the Server itself? Something like Norton?
Thanks.
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Whatever you do, NOT Norton.
I recommend Sophos Endpoint and Intercept X, as that combination blocked the latest Ransomware attacks even before there were signatures released.
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I use Symantec Endpoint Protection for business. Works well. I get emails about intrusions that occur on specific work stations at odd hours. My staff like to cruise sketchy sites. I also use Malwarebytes professional. It will find trojans and tons of adware.
Lane Cook Psychiatrist, Knoxville, TN "Experience is NOT doing the same thing over and over"
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Can someone opine as to which of the above products will allow me to manage antivirus anti-trojan on workstations from a central dashboard on the 'sever'?
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@shrinkrap - sounds like a disaster waiting to happen. how would you feel about ac files with patient info being locked and ransomed? how about filing a hippa breach with the feds? not much fun to think about. do something.
i got my staff chromebooks for all personal use and banned all surfing and email from the desktop computers.
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