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Yes. For organizations the harm is compounded because IT and users don't understand how limited AV is. They think AVs have good detection rate, and they think A
by zurn 9y ago
Yes. For organizations the harm is compounded because IT and users don't understand how limited AV is. They think AVs have good detection rate, and they think AVs can generally "disinfect" your computer when you get pwned, and think AV doesn't increase attack surface. This leads to the false conclusion that it's an acceptable risk to use Acrobat Reader and open attachments in Office etc.
- raverbashing 9y agoIt probably can catch your average mass-mailed word virus, or an infected usb drive brought from home, but not much more than that