Response to Dancho Danchev on the Malware Outbreak Center

November 11th, 2007 by Rebecca Herson | Category: Data & Research, Email Security | Leave a comment »

Security blogger Dancho Danchev brings up several good points in his blog post triggered by Commtouch’s new Malware Outbreak Center.
I agree that without traditional AV in place, most companies would be exposed to many “in the wild” viruses like Netsky. It’s plain irresponsible to not have protection in place for the daily bombardment of these [...]

Tags: AV engines, Commtouch, Dancho Danchev, email, honeypots, malware, malware outbreak center, Netsky, virus

Malware Outbreak Center - What’s It For?

November 8th, 2007 by Rebecca Herson | Category: Data & Research, Email Security | Leave a comment »

Commtouch publicized the new Malware Outbreak Center earlier this week, a resource on our web site to learn about new malware variants, and comparative catch-times for each of the AV engines. All very nice info for Commtouch commercial purposes, to try to convince AV and mail security vendors to add Zero Hour Virus Outbreak Protection [...]

Tags: AV engines, Commtouch, heuristics, malware, malware outbreak center, malware variants, security, signatures, virus, zero-hour

Response to Dancho Danchev on the Malware Outbreak Center

Malware Outbreak Center - What’s It For?

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