McAfee VirusScan Enterprise protects your desktop
and file servers from a wide range of threats,
including viruses, worms, Trojan horses, and
potentially unwanted code and programs.
This version provides these new or improved
features:
- Support for 64-bit operating systems.
These features or products are not supported on
64-bit operating systems:
- Buffer Overflow Protection.
- Scanning of Lotus Notes databases.
- Alert Manager 4.7.1.
- Quarantine Manager Policy. Configure a policy to
manage quarantined items. Before the on-access
or on-demand scanner cleans or deletes a file,
it creates a backup copy of the original file
and registry value in the quarantine directory.
These backed-up items can be automatically
deleted after a specified number of days. You
can also selectively restore, delete, and rescan
quarantined items.
- 5100 series scanning engine. This product
release provides these engine enhancements:
- Incremental engine component updates. Allows
engine components to be updated without
updating the entire engine. The engine
version, displayed in the VirusScan
Enterprise "About" dialog box, shows both the
engine series and the latest incremental
update version. For example, 5100.0194.
- Two versions of the 5100 series engine; a
32-bit version and a 64-bit version. The
VirusScan Enterprise About dialog box
displays the 32-bit engine version number and
if the 64-bit engine is used, it also
displays the 64-bit engine version number.
- Ability to use different sets of detection
definition (DAT) files at the same time. For
example, the engine can access the
anti-virus, buffer overflow, and access
protection DAT files simultaneously. This
provides more efficient scanning and
detection of threats.
- Detection of rootkits in memory. The on-demand
scanner can be configured to scan system memory
for installed rootkits. Rootkits conceal running
processes and files or system data, and are a
threat if an intruder uses the rootkit to
maintain access to a system without the user’s
knowledge.
- Enhanced Access Protection. This feature
prevents unwanted changes by restricting access
to specified ports, files and folders, shares,
registry keys and values. The rules have been
enhanced to expand exclusion capability and
provide better protection:
- Access Protection rule configuration options
include "Processes to include" and "Processes
to exclude." See the Access Protection
section of the VirusScan Enterprise Product
Guide for details.
- Rules have been separated into Anti-virus,
Common, Outbreak, and User-defined
categories.
- Protection levels. When you install the
product, you choose whether to enable
"Standard Protection" or "Maximum Protection"
rules as the default.
- Standard Protection. Anti-virus and common
rules that protect some critical settings
and files from modification, but
generally allow installation and
execution of legitimate software.
- Maximum Protection. Anti-virus and common
rules that protect most critical settings
and files from modification. These rules
provide more protection, but might also
prevent you from installing software. If
you are prevented from installing
legitimate software, we recommend that
you disable the Access Protection feature
before installing software, then enable
it again after installation.
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