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Comodo's Internet Security 2012 software guarantees protection of computers against viruses and malware(01/11/2011)
Industry analysts estimate upwards of 70 percent of websites are infected with malicious code and close to 90 percent of unwanted emails contain spam or malware. Couple the rate at which dangerous code is introduced, with the proliferation of social networking, and computer users are at an increased risk of infection and damage while working online at home or at work. In fact, according to the Ponemon Institute, businesses experience at least one malware attack every day. Comodo's Internet Se... [more]
Comodo Internet Security 2011 offers malware prevention and powerful central administration features(22/10/2010)
Businesses of all sizes are increasingly targeted by hackers, with a disturbing trend of attacks directed at specific personnel or groups, such as corporate finance staff with access to electronic banking systems. Starting in mid 2009, small businesses, local governments, educational institutions and not-for-profit organizations began reporting staggering financial losses due to malware attacks. These mounting losses are due in part to weaknesses in conventional PC security solutions that ha... [more]
Cyber-Criminals Target School Districts
(13/01/2010)
According to Comodo, local school districts across the United States have emerged as a prime target for cyber-criminals. In the fall of 2009, districts in Colorado, Illinois, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania all reported thefts of tens of thousands of dollars each due to a cyber-crime wave. The threat continues: on January 5, 2010, the Duanesburg, New York Central School District disclosed an attempted theft of $3.8 million, about a quarter of the district's operating budget. These crimes have been ... [more]
Comodo Internet Security denies access to all software that is not on the Comodo whitelist
(09/03/2009)
Comodo Internet Security comprises Comodo's proprietary firewall and antivirus software. Comodo Internet Security puts power in the hands of the people with a default deny approach to installing software. The suite includes both firewall and anti-virus software and is available to Internet users entirely free. Melih Abdulhayoglu, Chief Security Architect and CEO of Comodo said, "Other security software works on a default-allow basis. If you allow software in by default, you admit any software... [more]
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