I have been using Kaspersky for about 9 months now & I have to say it is second to none compared to any other AV I have ever used.

It is notable by its silence because it updates itself, checks webpages & emails itself without the user having to do anything (pretty much).

I have written some VBscript on my PC & as soon as it executes, KAV squeals & stops it straight away (another great thing).

I the event that I've had to install programs, it warns that the Registry is being written to & you have to let Kaspersky know this is OK (which is excellent).

After running Norton for a few years, I decided to change because I had heard good reviews (and its cheaper!).

On the first scan, it detected numerous viruses/spyware that Norton and other freeware apps missed.

It also gives you the option of making a bootable CD to 'clean' already infected PCs.

I am extremely glad I made the switch!

Leaves all its competitors playing catch up.

I just went to see David Kitt tonight in support of this album in Belfast.

He was the dogs..... I would advise buying all his albums.

I bought this book after seeing my friends copy.
It covers the subject very well and goes beyond the coverage of other books I have.
The acompanying CD also has the book in pdf format so you don't have to cart the whole text around with you.
Highly recommended, especially if you can get it at a bargin price.

Simple layout yet technical enough to please!!

This book has just about everything you need to get your foot in the door of basic networking.
You have (comprehensive) introductions to TCP/IP, Wireless, DNS, DHCP, network OS and even some Linux for the real geeks.
I would recommend this to those who have an interest but not a complete picture of networks and their configuration.
Perhaps not for those who are studying for a qualification but more for people who will actually be building their own network(s).

Well done to Doug Lowe.