~BD~ wrote:
> Peter Foldes wrote:
>> "Mike Easter" <MikeE@ster.invalid> wrote in message
>> news:8k0b52FpinU1@mid.individual.net...
>>> Peter Foldes wrote:
>>>> "Mike Easter"
>>>
>>>>> Webroot (source site) sells antispyware, AV, suite w/ or w/o
>>>>> firewall, windows washer.
>>>
>>>> Excellent Product. Many of my customers use the Email Security
>>>> Enterprise( Saas) package and they are very high on the service and
>>>> the job that it does. Only complaint was and is the cost :-)
>>>
>>> This review site ranked the Webroot antispyware 1st out of 10
>>> reviewed, the webroot AV #3 out of 21 reviewed, the combo #4 of 10
>>> antimalware reviewed
>>>
>>> http://anti-spyware-review.toptenreviews.com/ Spyware has surpassed
>>> viruses as the #1 threat to identity theft -- 2011 Anti-Spyware
>>> Software Review Product Comparisons
>>>
>>> http://anti-virus-software-review.toptenreviews.com/ 2011 AntiVirus
>>> Software Review Product Comparisons
>>
>>
>> Thanks Mike. I sent those 2 links off to the IT guy's at my clients
>> companies. Maybe they have seen it but maybe not.
>>
>
> Have you also told your clients about Microsoft Security Essentials?
>
> If not - *why* not?


Mr Foldes elected to place his answer in the microsoft.public.test.here
group so as not to embarrass me!

He should, perhaps, have advised - here - that his clients are fully
aware of
http://www.microsoft.com/forefront/c.../overview.aspx

Surely he must realise that his major corporate customers (whomever they
may be) employ individuals who will have friends and family who use
*personal* computers too. Surely those individuals have a right to be
kept informed of what Microsoft can (and does) provide free of charge?

My understanding is that small businesses can use MSE. Lots more
information available here:
http://www.microsoft.com/security/portal/