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  IN PICTURES: ESET Security launch Hobart (+26 photos)

  It was a good turnout for ESET’s Security launch event in Hobart. More than 25 partners from across the state attended the Slovakian security company’s first trip to the Apple Isle. Attendees enjoyed some fine local cheese and wine and saw presentations from ESET Australia managing director, Florin Vasile, and business development manager, Edmund Li. Photos courtesy of Catalin Photography.

  IN PICTURES: ESET Security launch Hobart (+26 photos)

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News about anti-virus

• Eugene Kaspersky: Mistrust makes us stronger

  US Kaspersky Lab ban sees sales suffer, but company’s response will put it ahead of rivals, says CEO

• IN PICTURES: ESET Security launch Hobart (+26 photos)

  It was a good turnout for ESET’s Security launch event in Hobart. More than 25 partners from across the state attended the Slovakian security company’s ...

• Australian-owned SecuraLive AntiVirus presents channel with opportunities

  Extends its product range to protect Windows PCs, Macs and VPNs

• ESET to launch new business line of products in 2015

  The CEO of anti-virus firm ESET outlined his channel focused plan for 2015 as the company prepares to formally open its Sydney office, and launch ...

• Tenable integrates ThreatGRID

  Crowd-sourced intelligence said to enhance detection of persistent malware

• Bitdefender Internet Security 2013 takes top place in AV-TEST trials

  Security vendor’s latest security suite takes first place on debut

Interviews about anti-virus

• Q&A: FireEye threat analyst, Steve Miller, discusses cyberwar and the future of criminal malware

  Former NSA man talks exclusively on nation-state actors attacking Australia, criminal gangs, and keeping ahead of Zero Days

Features about anti-virus

• ARN Roundtable: Real Time Security - Raising Threat Intelligence

  After a year of high profile hacks and security breaches overseas, it’s fast becoming fast apparent that Australia’s security market is woefully unprepared for the ...

• A clear-eyed guide to Mac OS X's actual security risks

  Apple has improved its security in recent years, but is it enough?