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Tools > Administrative Tools > Vulnerability ScannerUse Vulnerability Scanner to detect installed antivirus programs, search for unprotected computers on your network, and install the OfficeScan client to these computers. To determine if computers need protection, Vulnerability Scanner pings ports that antivirus solutions normally use. Vulnerability Scanner capabilitiesMonitor the network for DHCP requests so that when computers first log on to the network, Vulnerability Scan can determine their status Ping computers on your network to check their status and retrieve their computer names, platform versions, and descriptions Determine the antivirus solutions installed on the network. It can detect Trend Micro products and third-party antivirus solutions (including, Norton AntiVirus™ Corporate Edition 7.5 and 7.6 and McAfee™ VirusScan™ ePolicy Orchestrator™). Display the server name and the version of the pattern file, scan engine and program for OfficeScan and ServerProtect for Windows NT Send scan results through email Scan multiple client ports simultaneously Install the OfficeScan client remotely on computers running Windows 2000/XP (Professional)/Server 2003Notes:You can use Vulnerability Scanner on computers running Windows 2000 and Server 2003; however, the computers cannot be running Terminal Server. You cannot install OfficeScan clients using Vulnerability Scanner if an OfficeScan server exists on the same computer. Vulnerability Scanner does not install OfficeScan clients on a computer already running OfficeScan server.ProtocolsRPC: For detecting ServerProtect for NT UDP: For detecting Norton AntiVirus clients TCP: For detecting McAfee VirusScan ePolicy Orchestrator ICMP: For pinging clients Telnet: For checking listening ports HTTP: For detecting OfficeScan clients DHCP: If it detects a DHCP request, Vulnerability Scanner can check if antivirus software exists on the requesting computer.To run Vulnerability Scanner: Go to the OfficeScan server's installation folder (typically, C:\Program Files\Trend Micro\OfficeScan\). Open PCCSRV\Admin\Utility\TMVS and double-click TMVS.exe. The Trend Micro Vulnerability Scanner console appears. For instructions, click Help in the console. To run Vulnerability Scanner on another computer, copy the TMVS folder from the \PCCSRV\Admin\Utility folder of the OfficeScan server computer.

Scams.More From the Trend Micro ToolbarThe Trend Micro Toolbar installs as a browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, adding several security features. For starters, it color-codes links in results from an eclectic collection of search engines: Baidu, Biglobe, Bing, Goo, Google, Infoseek, OCN, and Yahoo. Clicking the toolbar button brings up a simple menu that, among other things, lets you turn on a feature that rates links on mouseover.(Credit: Trend Micro/PCMag)The Email Defender feature (formerly Fraud Buster) protects you against emails that don’t contain dangerous links or malicious attachments but may still represent a scam or fraud. It appears in the toolbar button’s menu and becomes enabled when you’re logged in to your Gmail account. On Windows, this feature also works with Outlook webmail accounts. I expected something similar to the email analysis performed by Bitdefender Digital Identity Protection or the Online Account Cleanup system in McAfee+, meaning I’d have to give Trend Micro full control of my account. However, just as in the Windows version, enabling it didn’t trigger an access request. Rather, it put a button at the bottom of each email to “check for potential threats in English or Japanese.”(Credit: Trend Micro/PCMag)In Chrome or Firefox (but not Safari), the Trend Micro Toolbar includes a social network privacy scanner. This feature ensures you've configured security properly on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. You simply log into each account to let the scanner check your settings.By observation, Trend Micro doesn’t directly access your settings. Rather, it uses its position as a browser extension to view those settings. Facebook considers this a dangerous intrusion, so much so that it sent me a warning to change my password immediately. (Credit: Facebook/PCMag)Checking my notes from the last time I reviewed this antivirus and the time before, I found that its success was sporadic and its workings chaotic. Sometimes, it worked for a particular social media site, and sometimes, it didn’t. Its info-gathering worked in one browser but not the other.This time, it managed to gather enough information from Facebook to determine that I didn’t have any privacy problems. That worked in both browsers, but when I tried to view it again in Chrome, choosing Check Social Media Privacy from the browser extension’s menu did nothing.(Credit: Trend Micro/PCMag)When I signed in to Twitter in Chrome, Trend Micro didn’t manage to open the settings page. I had to try repeatedly, and even when it reached the correct page, it didn’t capture the desired information. In past reviews, the system advised me to hide my tweets from anyone who doesn’t follow me and disable finding my Twitter account based on my email address. That’s bad advice for someone who uses the platform to broadcast notes about new reviews.As for LinkedIn, in Firefox, it never went to the login page. When I tried it in Chrome, I logged in, but after 10 minutes, it still never supplied me with results. Under Windows, this feature doesn’t appear in the antivirus, only in the security suites. Here’s hoping

Better value for money than Trend Micro, especially on its mid-tier plans. It has 4 plans — AntiVirus Plus, Standard, Deluxe, and Premium, each providing incremental cloud storage. If you have more than 1 device to protect, I suggest you go for the Deluxe or Premium plans because they support up to 5 and 10 devices, respectively.Although Trend Micro provides good protection, its plans are overpriced for the value they provide. I think “Maximum Security” provides the best value for money, as it includes most of the essential features of a decent antivirus. Try Norton 360 risk-freeUnfortunately, neither Norton nor Trend Micro offers a free plan, but that doesn’t mean you can’t try them out risk-free.Trend Micro provides several free tools and apps, such as “Virus Scan,” “Home Network Scan,” “Performance Scan,” and “Browsing History Scan.” It’s terrific to have such features if you want to use Trend Micro for free, but, unfortunately, they won’t provide perfect protection.For instance, when I downloaded the free virus scanner, it failed to detect some of the zero-day malware on my PC, providing a detection rate of 94%, which is lower than the industry average. Therefore, I won’t recommend using the free features if you’re looking for airtight protection for your device.Trend Micro also features a free tuneup app called “HouseCall” and “Mobile Security.” House Call scans your PC and Mac for vulnerabilities and fixes them. Similarly, Mobile Security protects your iPhone or Android phone from phishing scams and keeps online threats at bay,

Letting you surf the web safely. Try Trend Micro risk-freeNorton provides a generous 60-day money-back guarantee, whereas Trend Micro has a 30-day refund policy. However, as far as using the antivirus risk-free is concerned, both contenders provide 60 days of risk-free use since Trend Micro includes a 30-day free trial apart from its 30-day money-back guarantee.I tested Norton’s refund policy and requested a refund via live chat. I received a confirmation email soon after and got a refund within 5 days.The agent offered to extend my subscription for a month but didn’t insist after I refused.Next, I tested Trend Micro’s money-back guarantee. I initiated a refund request via live chat, and the agent asked me my license number and reason for canceling. She then offered to extend 3 months on my subscription without additional cost, which I declined. The entire process took about 15 minutes, but I wasn’t as pleased with the delay of 2 days before I got an email confirmation for my refund. I got my money back after 7 days. Try Norton 360 risk-freeAfter testing Norton and Trend Micro extensively across multiple areas, I concluded that Norton outperformed its competitor in almost every crucial area. It successfully went through my thorough scanning and malware-detection tests, offering flawless detection scores and instant protection.Virus Scanner — Norton 360Real-Time Malware Protection — Norton 360System Performance — Norton 360VPN — Norton 360Parental Controls — Norton 360Firewall — Norton 360Password Manager — Norton 360Gaming Mode — Norton 360Optimization Tools — Norton 360Other

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Legitimate files. Overall, both are solid contenders with exceptional virus scanning abilities, but Norton takes the lead in this round because of its lightning-quick scan speeds and minimal impact on system performance compared to Trend Micro.Virus Scanner Winner: Norton 360 Try Norton 360 risk-freeNorton provides far more robust real-time protection than Trend Micro. To test out their real-time threat protection capabilities, I planted a bunch of EICAR (European Institute of Computer Antivirus Research) virus samples on my PC.I tested each contender to see if they could detect my virus samples in real-time. Norton blocked all virus samples I threw at it, providing perfect real-time protection.Test FileEICAR Sample 1EICAR Sample 2EICAR Sample 4EICAR Sample 4Live Sample 1 (Adware) Live Sample 2 (Trojan)Live Sample 3 (Trojan) NortonBlocked Blocked Blocked Blocked Blocked Blocked BlockedTrend Micro BlockedAllowedAllowedAllowed Blocked BlockedBlockedNorton passed my tests with flying colors, blocking all malware samples I pitted it against. On the other hand, Trend Micro gave me a detection score of 57%. It couldn’t detect samples 2 through 4, which contained fragments of malicious files hidden inside a zip folder.Norton’s excellent real-time protection features are further enhanced by the Safe Web browser extension. This extension is designed to work seamlessly with Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. It effectively prevents me from accessing hazardous websites and downloading malicious files online. In fact, when I unintentionally downloaded a contaminated file, Norton promptly isolated it to safeguard my computer.Norton’s Safe Web browser extension lets you surf the web safely.Trend Micro features a browser