I don't think I've worked somewhere that doesn't use McAfee. The worst was Honeywell, they had every single McAffee product ever installed and it made the machi

I don't think I've worked somewhere that doesn't use McAfee. The worst was Honeywell, they had every single McAffee product ever installed and it made the machines unusable (SWE's were allowed to apply for 70 day temporary exceptions, so we could actually work instead of just watching the anti-virus/whatever break things.) McAfee also has a partnership with Verizon where they'll convince whoever is paying the bill to install software on the router that terminates SSL connections for you and forces you through their proxy (this requires installing their root CA cert, so yeah they've even managed to get into iPhones despite the AppStore.) RKHunter doesn't look so bad but malware is such a non-issue on Linux if you stay away from wordpress and npm so I don't even bother.