I can understand why you don't like McAfee. I had a bad run in with them, granted that was years ago. Apparently their software was not compatible with an old Gateway machine I had (this was in 97 I think). Basically, with the McAfee A/V running, my system would lock up within 5 minutes of booting. Gateway knew about it and recommended against using it. I switched to Norton and haven't gone back. It also helps that I can get Norton A/V corporate thru my school for free (especially good since I've graduated and can still get it). This is personal machine not a corporate network.
Two companies I've worked for use InoculateIT. Other than the latest virii (i.e. Nimda on the day it came out), its done a good job of blocking everything. My biggest complaint about it is more policy oriented than technology oriented. Our IT dept has it set to run a full scan at a certain day/time and we (the users) cannot change it. The problem is, its right in the middle of the day. And full scans take up a lot of CPU/Disk resources. BTW, company one was somewhat small, around 90 people. Company two is very large.
Two companies I've worked for use InoculateIT. Other than the latest virii (i.e. Nimda on the day it came out), its done a good job of blocking everything. My biggest complaint about it is more policy oriented than technology oriented. Our IT dept has it set to run a full scan at a certain day/time and we (the users) cannot change it. The problem is, its right in the middle of the day. And full scans take up a lot of CPU/Disk resources. BTW, company one was somewhat small, around 90 people. Company two is very large.
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