Jonathan Nichols wrote:
There hasn't been one single Mac virus in several years
That's probably why there's a product called Norton Anti-virus for Mac?
http://www.symantec.com/nav/nav_mac/index.html
Michel.
Michel Py wrote:
Jonathan Nichols wrote:
There hasn't been one single Mac virus in several yearsThat's probably why there's a product called Norton Anti-virus for Mac?
http://www.symantec.com/nav/nav_mac/index.htmlMichel.
Of course. Something needs to try and stop the flood of viruses hitting the PCs on the LAN.
Symantec AV for the Mac is a great product in cross-platform environments and can prevent Windows viruses from accidentally being copied to a network volume or from being forwarded on via email.
Macs are quite capable of integrating into a Windows network. Users can access their Macs via SMB. A Mac can still download a virus, but it's not going to affect it. It *can* affect the PC connecting to the share.
It's just another line of defense, really..
(But someone is right.. we're all OT now..)
Yep, and for the same type of people that buy "rust protection" on their new
car.