Symantec first launched an integrated anti-spyware Tool

Symantec released its client-side anti-spyware tool, which will soon be available for beta versions.
Symantec released the Free Download test version of spyware-blocking applications on its homepage. The official version is expected to be released in June 1. In addition, this product will be available as part of Symantec's Norton Internet Security AntiSpyware version. Symantec encouraged the public to experiment with anti-spyware technologies mainly because it encouraged people to compare AntiSpyware with other free tools to truly experience the superiority of the company's software. Spyware is a malicious program (maliciousProgramIt can secretly access a PC to break the network or steal valuable private information.

Many other companies, including Microsoft, provide users with free anti-spyware. Symantec proves that the company's products are worth the money to purchase. Symantec's Anti-Spyware version, Norton Internet Security 2005, has a retail price of $79.95, slightly higher than $10 for existing application packages.

Symantec product manager kraig Lane mentioned that through integration with other security tools, Norton Internet Security can block various spyware in the firewall, which can encourage users to spend money to buy Symantec products.

"We can develop such excellent products, but people are more willing to choose two or three software to completely protect computer security ." "Users tell us that they are tired of always remembering to run scanning on software, and they also know that some software still cannot prevent spyware from passing through some filters," said Lane ."

Lane mentioned that Symantec's anti-spyware program is working by scanning every program and then being sent to the sender when data is transmitted through the firewall software, which is how Symantec's Anti-Spyware technology works. Symantec Anti-Spyware can better prevent vulnerable software from being loaded into the device by setting many attack types in advance.

"By adding anti-spyware to integrated software packages and effectively blocking various spyware in the firewall, we can solve many security problems at the same time ." Lane said, "users want to avoid threats as much as possible, and we can effectively prevent anti-spyware attacks ."