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Antivirus Software
(redirected from Virus scanner)

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Antivirus Software
A computer program designed to find, remove, and protect against malicious software such as viruses, worms, and Trojan horses. Antivirus software has become especially important for businesses as their activities have become increasingly reliant on the Internet.


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These programs work much like a virus scanner, just set the program to scan your system, and the program goes to work, cleaning computer registry issues as they are detected.
It provides features such as a virus scanner, firewall, popup blocker, email scanner, the ability to protect your computer registry, and a rootkit scanner.
The virtualized security suite includes: virus scanner for continuous online scanning; virus scanner to scan, clean and update offline virtual machines; antispyware; host intrusion prevention; and a console for centralized management, security and risk management for both physical and virtual environments.
 
 
 
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