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Finding the Free Version of AVG 7.5 Anti-Virus Washington Post
A number of Security Fix readers have written to ask whether AVG would continue to offer a free version of its anti-virus product, as users have been seeing pop-up notices lately saying their software would expire in mid-January and that the software's parent company, Grisoft, was moving everyone to the 7.5 version. In a Security Fix Live chat last week, I said that AVG would continue to make its
Don't worry — Grisoft's virus fighter remains free Pioneer Press
Q. Thanks for the tip on the free Grisoft anti-virus program. It seems to be a good program, and my machine seems to boot up much quicker than when running Norton. However, Grisoft has informed me that my free software is to be canceled first of the year, and of course they suggest that I purchase their commercial program.
Free anti-virus ware will still be available Northwest Herald
I’ve used and liked the free AVG anti-virus program for a long time, but I just got an announcement from its developers saying the free version will be discontinued in January. If that is true, is there another free alternative?
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"When the average computer user thinks about security, they usually think about reactive measures like anti-virus programs or security patches--responses to a specific threat. Such measures play a role in securing a workstation or a network, but they are often less than half the story.
Free Service Aims to Untangle Network Security Concerns Small Business Computing
Yesterday, it was called Metavize, but today the San Mateo, Calif.-based company officially changed its name to Untangle and, more importantly, announced that its suite of on-demand network security software is now free to the more than five million U.S. small businesses with 10 or fewer employees.
Dr. Bombay Computer M.D. Fort Worth Star-Telegram
For virus protection, if it ain't broke
Free and fierce USA Today
We all know the malware / phishing / general bad-people situation is getting worse on the Interwebs, and that the protection that might have been sufficient even last year is quite likely outgunned by now. Case in point: I run
NAS management software specifications Computer Weekly
Network attached storage (NAS) appliances and gateways must be configured and managed using software tools that allow administrators to allocate space, manage RAID and storage behaviors, perform routine maintenance, and other tasks. Management software ideally provides interoperability with a variety of NAS devices from different vendors and can automate many of the routine management tasks that
NetSky Signs LOI to Acquire PepperLink.com Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance
NetSky Holdings, Inc., an Internet consolidation company, continues to move forward with its business plan of acquiring local market ISPs with the signing of an LOI to acquire Alabama-based ISP, PepperLink.com.
What's up with Grisoft's free spyware? Philadelphia Daily News
Q: Thanks for the tip on the free Grisoft anti-virus program. My machine seems to boot up much quicker than when running Norton. However, Grisoft has informed me that my free software is to be canceled, and of course they suggest that I purchase their commercial program. This seems like a bit of a scam (for lack of a kinder word) to entice you in, only to drop the cancel bomb shortly thereafter.
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