Many organizations use a mix of PCs, servers and operating systems. Deploying software and data to them takes up time and manpower. At a college or university, for instance, the start of a new academic year means that the IT department has to set up thousands of PCs and user accounts so that new...
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Panda Internet Security 2011: Puts the pain on malware, but is also painfully slow Panda holds a ton of promise, and if it weren’t for a few niggling issues, we’d anoint it your favorite security suite. But there are some things that just can’t...
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A valiant shot at redemption that clanks off the back rim Like Norton, McAfee’s struggling to overcome an unflattering reputation among the tech-literate in hopes of expanding its user...
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An antivirus for geeks, not newbs With the release of Norton Internet Security 2011, it’s apparent Symantec is still trying to shed its lingering image in power-user circles as...
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This Eset Smart Security 5, includes Anti-virus, anti-spyware, firewall and anti-spam functions are combined in the latest version of Eset’s all-in-one security software. Thoughtful additions include a new Gamer...
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1. Decide if you want single or dual boot If you want to keep your existing Windows 7 set-up but want to test Windows 8, the easy way is...
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