GFI, a primary supplier of content security, network security and messaging software, recently rang a warning alarm to businesses throughout the U.S.A regarding the threats of installing one anti-virus engine.
The latest white paper called, “Why one virus engine is not enough,” of GFI, brings forth that the organizations, which have faith on the safety of a one anti-virus engine, are in fact rendering themselves open to a malicious and invariable danger from all types of malware.
The white paper brings the fact into limelight that though the PC world is full of anti-virus vendors, which claim to give a fast response time protection against the malicious stuff in the computerdom, no single company is going to constantly be the first and fastest to act in response to a virus eruption.
Therefore, having full-fledged faith on a only anti-virus engine is not expected to promise the speedy reaction to eruption all time, rendering output and business operations defenseless to assault.
