anti virus software

[fleetwood]

Have always been a Norton man when it comes to anti-virus software, but recently the subsciption rates have skyrocketed. It used to be just a few pounds a year, but now subs are £20 pa. With 5 machines to protect, £100pa is not a fortune, but is still a tad more than I'd like!
Checking out the alternatives I've come across Computer Associates eTrust™ EZ Antivirus, offering a free 12 month trial and $20 (£12 or so) for the following year.
Anyone using this or have any views on its worth?

Thanks in advance
Martin

[fleetwood]

hmmm!
Ok, so thats $20 on the US site, and now have visted the UK site, its £19.99.
Funny - didn't realise the excahnge rate had worsened to $/£ partity over night!!
Still, theres still a 12 month trial on offer if I can get the OK its decent protection.

[emmanuam]

anti virus software

Is it a good practice to have anti virus software even when tills aren't connected to internet?

[chris ashdown]

I have found good results with WEBROOT is it helps

[Buzby]

We only use Kaspersky which also has an encrypted keyboard which we use when entering customers data, just in case a key logger had found its way in.

Kaspersky is one of those products that is always on promotion somewhere, just need to search.