Friday, March 13, 2009
Most software manufactures provide substantial discounts for schools. Adobe, Microsoft, and Symantec lead the way by offering amazing discounts to K-12 and higher education institutions. It is very important in education to stay on top of the latest technology to ensure the staff has the best tools and students are better equipped to enter the workforce. Request a quote for Academic Software Licensing today and give your staff and students every advantage you can.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Symantec Discount
Through March 31st 2009 Wasatch Software will be offering a promotional price on Symantec Software products. All new Symantec licenses will receive and instant 5% discount from our standard pricing. Some of the products included in the promotion are Backup Exec, Endpoint Protection, Multi-Tier Protection and Ghost. Act now to take advantage of the Symantec discount!
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Are you secure?
Security becomes a bigger issue every day. How can you make sure that your information is protected? Symantec Endpoint Protection combines Symantec Antivirus with advanced threat prevention provides defense against malware for notebooks, systems and servers. It integrates essential security technologies in a single agent and management console, increasing protection and helping ensure all systems are fully protected at all times. Contact us for more information.
Monday, February 16, 2009
How important is backup to you?
Many small business customers do not think about backup until it is to late and they have suffered from a loss of critical data. There is however a way to ensure your Small Business Server is backed up. Symantec Backup Exec for Small Business Server is designed to protect data on Small Business Server Standard and Premium. With Backup Exec you can get access to granular restore features, open file protection, disaster recovery and backup for Exchange and SQL. Contact us for pricing information.
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Forefront Security
Microsoft has entered the security world with its Forefront product line. Forefront has actually been around for a few years, but only in the last few days has any marketing been done. The security market is a very big part of the technology industry right now. The leading company in security remains Symantec. Trend Micro and ESET continue to build on successes every day. From what I have seen at this time Microsoft Forefront does not have the capacity to overtake the leaders in the security industry. It will be interesting to see how the Forefront product develops and if Microsoft is able to establish a place in security.
Labels: antivirus, ESET, Microsoft, security, Software, Symantec, trend-micro
Monday, April 2, 2007
Be Safe This Spring.
If you are using a Microsoft Small Business Server you may find that you are having to get many different products to protect your network. Thankfully Symantec has put together a suite to make sure that your Small Business Server is protected. Symantec Comprehensive Protection for Microsoft Small Business Server includes Symantec Antivirus, Backup Exec, Mail Security, and Premium AntiSpam. Symantec is offering discounts on the suite up to $320 off MSRP. There is no better time then now to ensure that your network is safe from attacks. Having a secure network can save a company millions of dollars in time and customer relations. Make sure that your company is protected!
Labels: antivirus, Microsoft, server, spamblocker, spyware, Symantec
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Need antivirus for Vista?
What antivirus software will work with Windows Vista? Since Windows Vista came out antivirus software companies have been working to ensure that their software will continue to work with the new operating system.
ESET’s NOD32 was one of the first antivirus software companies to offer 64-bit support for both home and business users. Version 2.7 offers full Vista compatibility. If you currently have a valid NOD32 license the upgrade to version 2.7 is available at no charge.
Trend Micro has released a version of PC-cillin antivirus software that will work with Windows Vista. However the Client/Server/SMB software is still waiting for an updated version to work with Windows Vista. The updated version is expected to be released soon.
ESET’s NOD32 was one of the first antivirus software companies to offer 64-bit support for both home and business users. Version 2.7 offers full Vista compatibility. If you currently have a valid NOD32 license the upgrade to version 2.7 is available at no charge.
Trend Micro has released a version of PC-cillin antivirus software that will work with Windows Vista. However the Client/Server/SMB software is still waiting for an updated version to work with Windows Vista. The updated version is expected to be released soon.
Labels: antivirus, ESET, Microsoft, Software, Symantec, trend-micro, Vista, windows
Thursday, March 1, 2007
It's all about security.
It seems that software security is becoming a bigger and bigger concern as the web becomes more popular. It seems that you can not spend 15 minutes connected to the internet without having at least some form of spyware or adware finding a way into your computer. Not to mention the viruses continue to be a problem. Windows Vista took steps to increase security, but still can not keep everything out.
Because of the constant threat of attack there are many antivirus software programs available. The biggest of which is probably Symantec which makes the Norton software that many people find on their new computer when they start it up. There are however a couple of antivirus applications that seem to catch everything Symantec does, and can do it with more efficiency. Trend Micro and NOD32 have both been praised for using a smaller footprint. Meaning they use less system resources and are able to run faster.
Especially in business security is important. Symantec, Trend Micro and NOD32 will all provide protection so you can spend less time working on infected systems and more time working with your customers.
Because of the constant threat of attack there are many antivirus software programs available. The biggest of which is probably Symantec which makes the Norton software that many people find on their new computer when they start it up. There are however a couple of antivirus applications that seem to catch everything Symantec does, and can do it with more efficiency. Trend Micro and NOD32 have both been praised for using a smaller footprint. Meaning they use less system resources and are able to run faster.
Especially in business security is important. Symantec, Trend Micro and NOD32 will all provide protection so you can spend less time working on infected systems and more time working with your customers.
Labels: antivirus, ESET, NOD32, spyware, Symantec, trend-micro, virus
