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Need advise on buying antivirus program

Discussion in 'Software Apps' started by hiiq32, Mar 9, 2010.

  1. hiiq32 Newcomer, in training

    Hi,

    My company uses Symantec end point manager on the small biz 2003 server with the program on 75 pc's.

    Each client has a gold shield with green ball on it on the task bar to show it's connected to the server software.

    It costs $1500 a year to renew to continue updates. Anyone have a suggestion as to a cheaper program that will keep us up to date at a lower cost?

    or is this about the going rate to expect to pay for a virus protection system.

    I believe we're charged approx $20 per pc to renew the sub, every year.

    Thanks for your advice in advance.

    Ira
  2. FastTaco Newcomer, in training

    I'm not sure really, but this may help a bit. I noticed the prices are set for the 'lowest' meaning the cost can be more. All of them on the list can work for 75 computers.

    I think its really a matter contacting each AV company for details.

    Check them out here:


    anti-virus-software-review.toptenreviews.com/small-business-antivirus/
  3. brucethetech TechSpot Enthusiast Posts: 301

    comodo makes a pretty good free antivirus and its one of a very few that lends itself to use from businesses. the drawback is that its not very user-friendly. techy people won't have a problem with it, but it requires some initial setup and configurations that can intimidate and confuse a normal user. I had the same run around a while back and you are actually getting a decent deal. $20 per machine isnt bad.
  4. mak50 Newcomer, in training

    hi,
    i am mostly suggest for server antivirus first Macfee and then symantec.
    Macfee is best for server protection.
  5. mak50 Newcomer, in training

    hi,
    i am mostly suggest for server antivirus first Macfee and then symantec.
    Macfee is best for server protection.
    See,
    http://home.Macfee.com