Computer End Point Protection: Anti-Viruses

The focus of this article is endpoint protection, especially antiviral drugs. The functions provided by the terminal protection products mainly protect electronic devices such as PCs, smartphones and tablets. Every vendor is trying to develop a powerful, fast, simple, affordable product with deep functionality that does not complicate the system. As a solution, strong, quick and effective protection against malicious threats on each device is important because users purchase products that do not protect their information.

Antivirus software is a program installed on your computer. It helps protect your computer from viruses and to scan, detect, and remove viruses. It is supported by firewall software (protecting against hackers and certain viruses) and can perform various functions to protect your computer against viruses (for example, FB Cohen, Computer Virus Short Course (2nd Edition , 1994)). Smith, Virus Creation Laboratory: Underground Journey (1994); WTPolk et al., Antiviral Tools and Techniques for Computer Systems (1995); MA Ludwig. Computer virus huge black book (2nd edition, 1998); E. Fites, P .; Johnston and M. P. J. Kratz, Computer Virus Crisis (1999)

Firewalls are widely considered to be able to protect computer systems from viruses. For example, Windows has a built-in firewall and many users think that they can protect their computers against viruses. In fact, the firewall is used to prevent unnecessary network traffic. Although it keeps the network and computer secure while connected to the network, it does not scan or prevent computer viruses. However, if the virus begins sending data to another computer outside your network, the firewall will display a warning or stop sending and receiving data. Some viruses are very powerful and can completely block firewalls. This makes it possible for malware attacks and other viruses to infiltrate the computer network.