Now before you think I'm trying to sell it, let me mention a little freebee that CA offers. And they send email to you everytime they publish another signature file so you can stay current with today's prolific hackers. For home use or for very small businesses that don't need centralized control, it can't be beat. I've been using it for over a year and have never been infected and it HAS caught viruses that came in Internet downloads, Excel and Word documents. And Barry, thanks for the kudos.
Inoculate products are highly touted.
And Computer Associates usually has some great products. Ecommerce failings, in particular, can expose businesses to worldwide liability but emails, information posted on sites and comments submitted to online chatrooms can all give rise to legal action against a company. Employee email is especially difficult to monitor and workers can libel colleagues, clients and competitors without the knowledge of managers. Coyle Hamilton, authors of the report, also cite copyright and trademark infringement, obscenity, invasion of privacy, negligent misrepresentation and failure to provide accurate updated information on a corporate website as other potential causes of Internet-related legal action against a company. The report states that, like ecommerce itself, the insurance of ecommerce is still at a formative stage, but there are firms that will underwrite wide cyberliability policies.