Norman?

[trjam]

Get ready geeks. Norman has been sitting back getting its butt kicked for awhile now. Keep a eye to their beta sign up. In less then 2 weeks, there will be a new beta release and with it comes a new GUI and a radical approach at detection. Hey, they had to do something after 11 misses at VB100.8)

[raven211]

Cool stuff. ;D So, to take it here directly in a topic, do they approach malware removal as an automatic and non-intrusive operation?

[trjam]

Huh? They just detect it better. Lol

[trjam]

raven, it starts with this (http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=235944&highlight=norman).

[raven211]

-{ Quote: "Huh? They just detect it better. Lol" }-

Nono, not like that. Overall, do they remove/fix malware that's found automatic and non-intrusive (like for example Norton).

[quanzi_1507]

-{ Quote: "Keep a eye to their beta sign up. In less then 2 weeks, there will be a new beta release and with it comes a new GUI and a radical approach at detection." }-
Hey where did you get the info? I signed up for the beta long ago but no news received so far :(

[Vladimyr]

-{ Quote: "Get ready geeks. Norman has been sitting back getting its butt kicked for awhile now. Keep a eye to their beta sign up. In less then 2 weeks, there will be a new beta release and with it comes a new GUI and a radical approach at detection. Hey, they had to do something after 11 misses at VB100.8)" }-

I understand that Norman wouldn't want to give away trade secrets in a press release but there's nothing there, explicit or implied, to indicate that their "DNA Matching" is conceptually different from similar techniques already implemented (or near release) as a component of the detection modules of other company's products.

[Jadda]

Where did you get that information? Interesting, look forward to it though. :)

[trjam]

from about their 2nd in charge. It is real and may be here next week.