Re: Need recommendations on security
"POP" <[email protected]> Thu, 11 May 2006 14:02:14 -0400
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"Ellen" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... > > "Frog Prince" <[email protected]> wrote in message > news:[email protected]... >> I've a neighbor lady that has been using zone alarm (free_ and >> AVG (free) >> without incident for some time but is wants her system set up >> so that >> updates etc are done automatically. She does not mind paying >> for the >> software but I don;t know what to recommend. (FWIW She tried >> Norton and >> McAfee and was not pleased) >> >> She's on Charter Cable broadband and has a high end HP >> computer and XP. She >> also has a 15" lap top accessing via a wireless AP. >> >> Suggestions please and I'm open to up grades and other options >> as may be >> appropriate. >> > > > Don't know about zone alarm but you can set up AVG to update > the virus defs automatically once a day. Just go to the AVG > Control Center and click ... Zone Alarm too, sort of: IF this pastes readable, here's the Help page text: Setting update options When you purchase Zone Labs security software you receive a year of free updates. You can check for updates manually, or set Zone Labs security software to check automatically. To set check for update settings: Select Overview|Preferences. In the Check for Updates area, choose an update option. Automatically- Zone Labs security software automatically -notifies - you when an update is available. Manually -You monitor the Status tab for updates. To invoke an update check immediately, click Check for Update.