Network Security by Rain Networks

Join Stephen Cobb, Security Evangelist at ESET to discover how:
- Vunerable SMB's like yours really are
- You can establish a cyber security policy for your organization
- You can defend your company-and it's employees partners and customers against online attacks
Many small and medium-size businesses (SMB) operate under the mistaken impression that their size, or the minimal security steps that they have already taken, will protect them from cyber attacks.

Antimalware Updates from the Experts: We see that most of the testers are now concentrating on real-time/dynamic testing of products? Can you tell us what it means and why it is important?

Antimalware Updates from the Experts: Vendors are adding more and more features to their security products, can you tell us what in your opinion is most important and why? Is it detection rate, performance or number of features in the product?

Antimalware Updates from the Experts: From your perspective, what are the biggest differentiators between individual antimalware products?

Antimalware Updates from the Experts: Currently there are over 45 endpoint security competitors in the industry so it might get challenging to choose the right product to secure the network. When deciding about security software, what are the most important attributes that should be looked at for a business? Do you think the attributes are different for an enterprise vs. a SMB?