Spyware Feuds?

[bellgamin]

"CNet Reviews" reports that some antispyware vendors may be running into hard times, now that the market includes big-name vendors CA, McAfee, Microsoft, Symantec, Trend Micro, and ZoneAlarm--all of them providing antispyware solutions within their antivirus products or Internet security suites.

Full article (http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-3513_7-6729554-1.html?tag=nl.e757)

[cheater87]

Those anti spyware/anti virus things have a LOT more focused on the viruses then spyware.

[Perman]

Hi, folks: Interesting article indeed. So these big guys are fighting over their food. They may be good at stealing clients from competitors, but they do not know one thing: a good portion of fleeing clients did not switch to rivals, instead they simply adopted a new strategy of enlisting HIPS, behavior blocker and sandbox/virtualization app. IMO, the pie of those signature-based AV/AS is dwindling, and the infight among them will be out of proportion. The day of apps eat apps is not too far. ;D

[EASTER.2010]

Perfect strategy equals VARIETY not all-in-one. If it gets hammered there goes all your security in one easy swoop. Not for the wise.

[Mele20]

{QUOTE-> Perfect strategy equals VARIETY not all-in-one. If it gets hammered there goes all your security in one easy swoop. Not for the wise. <-QUOTE}

Why do you think you need all that stuff you have? I have Proxo, ProcessGuard and Avira installed as the scanner ONLY (no real time) and I feel quite protected. But then I police my internet habits. If one doesn't go to porn, gambling or warez sites....one does not need a ton of stuff "protecting" them.

[mercurie]

SUITES are the wave of the future....one stop shop one step solution for the masses. Join up with bigger more comprehensive package of protection or die....just that simple. I am not saying it is good just the way it is.

I don't understand the dumping on your competition...bad mouthing and all :P