Symantec's Genesis to Usher in a New Age of Trust?
eldavojohn writes "Symantec has announced that they will be creating a massive security package called Genesis. Semantec has set their goal to 'Security 2.0' which is proposed to be
'a new age of trust on the Internet.' From the article: 'Symantec plans a one-stop software service tying together anti-virus, anti-spam, firewall and a host of other PC optimization technologies...' This is certainly something the common computer user could buy instead of having to fork over cash for every component. I don't think I'll be purchasing it though."
I have already left slavery for the promised land. Lots of those strange penguins around though...
DYWYPI?
Genesii (That's multiple Genesis to you and I) have a history of utter failure.
Genesis (Sega): Defeated by SNES
Genesis (STWoK): Stolen by Khan, and he damn dear destroyed the enterprise with it
Genesis (Band): Ushered in the era of HORRID 80's music
Please Symantec, can we call this something that has a history of goodness attached to it, like Campbells?
Symantec and Norton antivirus and security packages (on machines I have experience with) use an absurd amount of memory and processor resources. Any hope that this will change someday?
Why yes, you can solve this problem today! Simply get a dual-core system, and voila! One core for the all-in-one anti-virus, firewall, automated secure dohicky, bloated security suite; and the other core for the rest of your stuff! It will feel as if you aren't running it at all!
Semantec...yummy stuff right there. Whats next on their list? Condoms that protect you against virii and bacteria?
*yes I know seman isnt how you spell semen*
I hope they make a Mac version for my new 20 inch Dual Core, so I can protect it from all those vir... uh... nevermind.