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RELEASE Oslo, 29 October 2003 Norman Virus Control - best in antivirus test in two different computer magazines in Holland and Belgium |
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Norman Data Defense
Systems, announces that Norman Virus Control v 5.6
received top ratings in two independent computer
magazines. The Dutch computer magazine; “Computer!Totaal”,
owned by IDG, awarded Norman Virus Control with “Best in
test”, in their antivirus client test. The Belgian
“DataNews” awarded Norman Virus Control with “Best Buy” in
their antivirus networking test. Computer!Totaal and Data News selected Norman among several other antivirus software on the basis of performance and price. In addition Computer!Totaal tested Norman SandBox version 2 and found it excellent in performance and detection. The technique and functionalities of Norman SandBox v2 enable detection of viruses and worms before signature files have been released. The simulation of computer environments to detect unknown malicious software, protects the users at an earlier stage than ever before. The Norman SandBox v2 technology represents a milestone in non-signature based detection of new, unknown viruses and worms. "We are very pleased to receive these best-in-class awards," says President and CEO, Henning Hansen at Norman ASA. "These awards are yet another confirmation of Norman’s strong products in the antivirus security market. BeNeLux is an important market for Norman Data Defens Systems and we therefore appreciate very much Norman Virus Control’s recognition in this market”. For further
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