What some people have said about The Enterprise Anti-Virus Book and the author
| Steve HowellsGlobal Security Operations Manager, KPMG | "I recommend it unreservedly to any corporate anti-virus administrator." |
| David HarleySecurity Officer, AV Specialist Imperial Cancer Research Fund, WildList Reporter | "Not the book with all the answers, but something more important: the book with just about all the questions." |
| Shimon Gruper CISSP - Executive VP Aladdin Knowledge Systems Ltd. |
"This is the most thorough book on how and why Anti-Virus should be used that I have read." |
| Harold
Young IM Security Manager - National Capital Region Department of National Defence, Canada |
"This
comprehensive compilation of virus-related material is a most welcome addition to my
systems security reference library. This is the first document that I have seen that "puts it all together" as an anti-virus reference work. Robert Vibert has used his long association with the malicious code issue to gather, compile and publish this document that has been long needed for those of us responsible to protect and deal with the security threats to large corporate networks. I have been very pleased to use The Enterprise Anti-Virus Book." |
| Peter Sherwood Senior AntiVirus Analyst, AVERT (AntiVirus Emergency Response Team) Nortel Networks |
"I wish this book had been written a few
years ago - my life would have been a lot simpler. As someone charged with analyzing and
solving Viral problems for over 200,000 computers in a global corporation, I am constantly
finding that Enterprise-level Anti-Virus scalability is often neglected in the solutions
supplied. Many of us on the front line are faced daily with large-scale concerns -
protecting thousands of Desktops, Servers and the e-mail infrastructure that supports
them. With the paucity of unbiased information available on Enterprise Anti-Virus Protection, it has been a challenging task, to say the least. Robert Vibert has definitely helped fill this gap - we now have a reference to help ensure we do all that we should. Robert has covered the basics AND these scalability concerns." |
| David Black Senior IT Security Consultant, Specialist in the RCMP Anti-Virus Response Section for five years, Technical Security Branch Royal Canadian Mounted Police |
"From a Canadian perspective, Robert Vibert's sage advice has been a breath of fresh air in a world sometimes gone virus mad. We have counted on his consistently expert support to assist our ongoing initiatives in virus incident response. I feel that this unique publication will become the basis for a sound technical reference in the ongoing investigation of and response to viruses." |
| Kenneth Bechtel Wizop of VirusCentral forum on CompuServe, former LAN Manager/ Anti-Virus Technician, ICSA.Net, WildList Reporter |
"Robert
Vibert has taken his many years of Anti-Virus knowledge and practical experience and
packaged them into a solid tome which divulges many of the secrets of professional
Anti-Virus consultants. His careful choice of wording and language guarantees that
everyone from the average LAN Administrator to the Security Specialist can understand and
implement the numerous suggestions presented. There is no other single source of such detailed information on the criteria needed for Enterprise Anti-Virus." |
| Michael
Deloughery Senior Anti-Virus Marketing Consultant SSS-Sensible Security Solutions |
"Robert Vibert has an encyclopedic memory for detail which he combines with a keen business sense. There are few in the anti-virus field as adept at cutting through the marketing fluff and giving you the straight goods on what an Anti-Virus product can or cannot do. More importantly, his advice is always tempered with considerations on whether each product would make good business sense for your organization. This practical book, which is a veritable compendium of what you need to consider for a truly Enterprise Anti-Virus solution, has been long overdue!" |
| Matt Ham Technical Consultant Virus Bulletin |
"...there is a great deal to be said for many of the questions, inasmuch as they are not obviously of importance until further implications, mentioned in the text, are considered... Mainstream magazine reviewers of AV software should have this book, or a close equivalent, as required reading. An idea of the relevant issues for real users, combined with the depth of investigation required to make a realistic judgement on a virus solution, might well improve the generally ectoplasmatic nature of such reviews. It will certainly make this reviewer's task easier." |
Who's using The Enterprise Anti-Virus Book?
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