Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Network Security Software



A centralized anti-virus software

Do you know that hundreds or perhaps thousands of new viruses and worms into the wild on the internet each month? We do not know as time passes, when new viruses or worms, which are sent to the wild-Fi, as they are discovered, the new virus is released from anti-virus software, and the last is your response time of the add signature updates on your computer. During this time computers are vulnerable to all threats in this new virus or worm. Therefore, to implement a centralized anti-virus application is network security software is very important.
There are many anti-virus software is designed for businesses or corporate networks with a centralized antivirus server automatically updates the network at the vendor's website for new signature updates are available. All computers on the network to download updates for antivirus on the server instead of downloading directly from the vendor's website. This reduces the bandwidth considerably delayed.

Centralized Patch Management Server

Every Windows-based computers are configured automatic updates directly from the Internet. In a large network with Windows-based computers, automatic updates delivered directly to the Windows Update Server site is not a good practice. You can imagine how the hundreds of computers to download updates directly from the Internet at the same time, Internet bandwidth is hogged and saturated that interferes with the availability of business at the end. Therefore, implementing a centralized Windows Update server inside the corporate network is a much better solution to save Internet bandwidth.

Microsoft offers a free WSUS (Windows Server Update Services), the system can be installed on the server an Active Directory system. You can configure the server and download updates directly from the Internet and all computers on the network will automatically download the updates from the WSUS server. This allows you to release the Internet bandwidth is hogged Windows updates activities.

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