Post: Got anova one for ya...
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Posted Wednesday 27th June 2007 11:38 GMT
In The decline of antivirus and the rise of whitelisting
Create a whitelist server which doesn't download the entire database, but compares the programs your company uses to the global whitelist and then applies the appropriate whitelist entries to a LOCAL whitelist. That way the overhead of the global whitelist is avoided, and updates are only run when new software is introduced into the corperation / updates of applications are rolled out.
Rocket science it isn't.
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