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small business AV

celtic_oz · 2015-03-03 17:09:35

What Anti Virus would people recommend for a small business 25 x windows 7 PCs 1 windows 2008 R2 file server would have to be set and forget AVG seems to have a 2 year package for about €1,000 thanks

03-03-2015 5:09pm

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celtic_oz

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What Anti Virus would people recommend for a small business

25 x windows 7 PCs
1 windows 2008 R2 file server

would have to be set and forget

AVG seems to have a 2 year package for about €1,000
thanks

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#2 07-03-2015 1:27am

Mr. G

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I find ESET fairly reasonable and quite good in terms of AV.

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#3 06-01-2016 3:17pm

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Yes, another vote for ESET, been using them about 3 years now. Had to ring their support line last month, it's in Cork. Apart from the Cork accent they were grand :-)

Eoin

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#4 06-01-2016 5:10pm

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went with by the month McAfee with EPO server in the cloud was the cheapest

$20 per PC per year see here

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