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03-05-2005, 09:30 PM
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Norman Virus Control uses the revolutionary technology to detect new viruses before pattern files are available. As a part of the Norman Virus Scanner, the Norman SandBox inserts any suspicious file into a simulated computer, complete with emulated network connections, where Norman monitors the actions of the file in real-time, enabling it to behave as if it were in a live environment. If virus behavior is detected and confirmed, Norman will prevent the virus from spreading and causing harm to your system. This unique technology brings protection against viruses, worms and Trojans to new levels, by identifying and stopping malware during the period of time when a new virus begins to circulate before pattern files are available. This goes far beyond how other products can protect you against new virus threats. Norman Virus Control performs both on-access and on-demand scans. This means data and files are scanned as they come into your system, and as you use them, while you can also initiate scans on individual files or your entire system at any time. Norman Virus Control also scans incoming and outgoing e-mail traffic, as well as postings to newsgroups. And if a virus is identified, in most cases the product will remove the virus and clean your files without requiring you to do anything. Further, NVC 5.8 offers attachment blocking functionality that you can customize.Then add Norman Internet Update, an automatic Internet update mechanism that ensures that your Norman Virus Control installation is always up-to-date, including incremental updates of definition files, makes Norman Virus Control the obvious choice for particular users that require real protection from computer malware.
Key features of Norman Virus Control:
-Email scanning for malicious programs
-Real-time scanning of files
-Norman SandBox technology to include detection of unknown viruses, trojans and worms
-Automatic Internet updateNVC v5.8 includes quite a few changes beneath the surface. In addition to an improved product, this version also serves the task of building a bridge between NVC version 5 and NVC version 6, which is due in the near future.
- The Configuration Editor has been modified to reflect the change from a module-based to a more product-oriented interface using a configuration tree. The NVC 5 modular orientation is not abandoned, but the NVC v5.8 approach has simplified the configuration of Norman Virus Control.
- NVC v5.8 introduces a closer integration between Norman Program Manager (Zanda) and Internet Update (NIU). In addition, the tray icon is now a part of Norman Program Manager. It was formerly known by a separate process (Nymse).
- The new tray icon indicatora cogis displayed when the installation is being automatically updated in the background. The mouse-over hints for the yellow warning triangle, indicate that the On-access scanner is not running, or that a computer restart is needed to complete an update. The mouse-over hints for the red symbol, indicating that the installation is not working as intended with your configuration options, is also improved in this version.
- Those with a detailed knowledge of earlier NVC versions will notice that the file- and folder structure has changed. In earlier versions all modules resided within the ...NormanNvcBin folder. In Norman Virus Control v5.8 most products and plug-ins have their own %product%in folder. Common components and Administration tools reside within ...NormanBin. NVC v5.8 also has new naming conventions for the updates (zip files) that are downloaded by Internet Update.
- In networks, a new Internet Update functionality allows separate configuration for attended (manual/user initiated) and unattended (scheduled) update mode.
Download ([Only registered and activated users can see links])
KEYGEN ([Only registered and activated users can see links])
Norman Virus Control uses the revolutionary technology to detect new viruses before pattern files are available. As a part of the Norman Virus Scanner, the Norman SandBox inserts any suspicious file into a simulated computer, complete with emulated network connections, where Norman monitors the actions of the file in real-time, enabling it to behave as if it were in a live environment. If virus behavior is detected and confirmed, Norman will prevent the virus from spreading and causing harm to your system. This unique technology brings protection against viruses, worms and Trojans to new levels, by identifying and stopping malware during the period of time when a new virus begins to circulate before pattern files are available. This goes far beyond how other products can protect you against new virus threats. Norman Virus Control performs both on-access and on-demand scans. This means data and files are scanned as they come into your system, and as you use them, while you can also initiate scans on individual files or your entire system at any time. Norman Virus Control also scans incoming and outgoing e-mail traffic, as well as postings to newsgroups. And if a virus is identified, in most cases the product will remove the virus and clean your files without requiring you to do anything. Further, NVC 5.8 offers attachment blocking functionality that you can customize.Then add Norman Internet Update, an automatic Internet update mechanism that ensures that your Norman Virus Control installation is always up-to-date, including incremental updates of definition files, makes Norman Virus Control the obvious choice for particular users that require real protection from computer malware.
Key features of Norman Virus Control:
-Email scanning for malicious programs
-Real-time scanning of files
-Norman SandBox technology to include detection of unknown viruses, trojans and worms
-Automatic Internet updateNVC v5.8 includes quite a few changes beneath the surface. In addition to an improved product, this version also serves the task of building a bridge between NVC version 5 and NVC version 6, which is due in the near future.
- The Configuration Editor has been modified to reflect the change from a module-based to a more product-oriented interface using a configuration tree. The NVC 5 modular orientation is not abandoned, but the NVC v5.8 approach has simplified the configuration of Norman Virus Control.
- NVC v5.8 introduces a closer integration between Norman Program Manager (Zanda) and Internet Update (NIU). In addition, the tray icon is now a part of Norman Program Manager. It was formerly known by a separate process (Nymse).
- The new tray icon indicatora cogis displayed when the installation is being automatically updated in the background. The mouse-over hints for the yellow warning triangle, indicate that the On-access scanner is not running, or that a computer restart is needed to complete an update. The mouse-over hints for the red symbol, indicating that the installation is not working as intended with your configuration options, is also improved in this version.
- Those with a detailed knowledge of earlier NVC versions will notice that the file- and folder structure has changed. In earlier versions all modules resided within the ...NormanNvcBin folder. In Norman Virus Control v5.8 most products and plug-ins have their own %product%in folder. Common components and Administration tools reside within ...NormanBin. NVC v5.8 also has new naming conventions for the updates (zip files) that are downloaded by Internet Update.
- In networks, a new Internet Update functionality allows separate configuration for attended (manual/user initiated) and unattended (scheduled) update mode.
Download ([Only registered and activated users can see links])
KEYGEN ([Only registered and activated users can see links])