February 16, 2011
Signature-based antivirus not quite dead, but bigger problems loom
Signature-based antivirus not quite dead, but bigger problems loom
SearchSecurity.com, By Carolyn Gibney
It's unmistakable: Infosec pros have long heard the death rattle of signature-based antivirus (AV). With the amount of malware currently in circulation -- and rising exponentially by the day – it's simply not feasible for AV vendors to keep up with signatures. But it may not be a good idea to pull the life support completely, said four panelists at RSA Conference 2011, and, in any event, the death of standard antivirus may not be security pros' biggest problem.
Signature-based antivirus not quite dead, but bigger problems loom
KasperskySignature-based antivirus not quite dead, but bigger problems loom
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