optikl said:
Yes. The product is geared toward protecting workstations and network
shares. There is no "script checking", "spam filtering", "spyware
detection", "POP3 email scanning". I've found no problems what-so-ever
with any of the installations at my workplace, due to conflicts with
other software, provided no other AV has been installed on access.
We push the updates to each workstation as they are released by Symantec
for Intelligent Updating. It's also impossible to have a machine on our
network that isn't protected by Symantec AV. The installation is pushed
to the machine, regardless of efforts to remove it
.
Provides advanced, enterprise-wide virus protection and monitoring
from a single management console
NEW! Expanded Threat Detection and Threat Categorization recognizes
unwanted applications
such as spyware and adware
NEW! Threat Tracer identifies the source of blended threat attacks
that spread via open file shares (e.g. Nimda)
NEW! Outbound email worm heuristics prevent client systems from
spreading worms via email
NEW! Internet Email Attachment Scanning of incoming emails delivered
through POP3 mail clients such as Microsoft® Outlook®, Eudora®, and
Netscape Mail
NEW! Symantec VPN Sentry ensures systems are in full compliance with
corporate policy prior to accessing corporate network resources
NEW! Store and Forward Alerts feature ensures that machines not
connected to the network store and forward event data to
administrators after reconnecting to the network
NEW! In-Memory Scanning detects threats and can terminate suspect
processes in memory before they cause damage
NEW! Manageable Content Enforcement ensures that organizations stay
current with their license agreements, preventing lapses in protection
Centralized network auditing capabilities help identify unprotected
nodes, as well as those protected by Symantec AntiVirus Corporate
Edition and select third-party security products
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