On Fri, 2002-07-12 at 12:57, Steve Tickle wrote: > As you might recall, I have now been tasked with converting most of our > desktop boxes to Linux. Concidentally, yesterday I received a phone call > from someone trying to sell Norton Antivirus to us and who was delighted to > inform me that they supported the Linux OS. Linux AV solutions are generally mail/file scanners looking for Windows viruses. I can't think of (m)any modern Linux viruses, and trojans/worms you can keep out just by keeping your software up-to-date. Given you're talking about an all-GNU/Linux network, I wouldn't bother with one personally. If you use something like Debian on your machines, you can have a local apt cache and update all the machines weekly or something. Pas probleme. Cheers, Alex.
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