Apparently, the gauge for good anti-virus software these days is how they can jell with the service pack releases of Microsoft and ensure that there will be no conflicts of whatsoever in properly determining viruses. Apparently, three companies, Trend, Sophos and McAfee have failed to make the grade and will be posing more problems rather than results for Microsoft Vista Users.
So it’s back to the drawing board for these three as they have to integrate their software with Microsoft Vista standards to be able to co-exist with this operating system. It looks like they have to broaden their scope all the more to keep their rankings of reliability intact.
(Source) Channel Register




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