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mark1234 · 24-04-2014, 16:42

I suspect there isn't an MS link to it, because the article reads like it was one person who let their mouth run away them during an interview with the press. The article even includes an update from MS. Every reference I can find to this all points back to this one article.

If you look at the MSE webpage then it says it's built on the same technology as MS charge businesses for and if you look at the VB100 test results then MSE/MS System Centre Endpoint Protection do pass the tests.

I'm not going to argue which product is or is not the best, but MS are not saying that MSE isn't sufficient. Though I tend to agree with Uncle Peter above who says that no single AV product provides sufficient protection.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...ct-information
http://www.virusbtn.com/vb100/archive/summary

24-04-2014, 16:42	#14
mark1234 Inactive Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Nottingham Services: Virgin TV XL, Broadband XL (60), Phone XL, Windows 7 Media Centre Posts: 284	Re: Best firewall I suspect there isn't an MS link to it, because the article reads like it was one person who let their mouth run away them during an interview with the press. The article even includes an update from MS. Every reference I can find to this all points back to this one article. If you look at the MSE webpage then it says it's built on the same technology as MS charge businesses for and if you look at the VB100 test results then MSE/MS System Centre Endpoint Protection do pass the tests. I'm not going to argue which product is or is not the best, but MS are not saying that MSE isn't sufficient. Though I tend to agree with Uncle Peter above who says that no single AV product provides sufficient protection. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...ct-information http://www.virusbtn.com/vb100/archive/summary