Recent NewsSite News AppRemover 2.2.22.1 ReleasedA new version of AppRemover is now available. In this release, support has been enhanced for several products, and new support has been added for the following applications:
New AppRemover Awards PageWe just published a new page to share the awards and reviews that have been published about AppRemover. Visit the page to see some of the ratings and reviews that AppRemover has received!
OPSWAT's Latest Market Share Report ReleasedThe latest antivirus market share report from OPSWAT has been released, announcing the leading antivirus vendors and products for 2011. Based on data from opt-in reports through the AppRemover tool, the report shows the top 10 most-installed products and top 10 vendors in North America and worldwide. OPSWAT's report also includes sections covering backup clients and Windows operating systems.
The leading antivirus vendors worldwide are shown below - take a look at the full report to see the details and to learn about the top vendors in North America!
AppRemover 2.2.21.1 ReleasedA new version of AppRemover is now available for download. In this version, support was added for AhnLab V3 Internet Security 7.0 Platinum Enterprise 7.x and support was enhanced for several additional products.
Please visit Supported Applications to see a full list of the products that AppRemover is verified to uninstall, and download the latest version from our homepage. AppRemover 2.2.20.2 ReleasedA new version of AppRemover has been released with added support for several products:
Kaspersky AntiVirus for Windows Workstations - 6.x Kaspersky Small Office Security 2 (9.x) Kaspersky Anti-Virus - 11.x Kaspersky Internet Security - 12.x Kaspersky Anti-Virus - 12.x Kaspersky Internet Security - 11.x Kaspersky Anti-Virus 5.0 for Workstations Windows Live OneCare - 2.x Microsoft Forefront Endpoint Protection 2010 - 2.x McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 8.8.x McAfee Total Protection 2010
View the full list of supported applications. AppRemover 2.2.19.1 ReleasedA new version of AppRemover is now available for download. In version 2.2.19.1, support was added for these applications:
AppRemover receives five star award from SoftoxiAppRemover was recently awarded with a five star award from Softoxi.com. Click on the award below for more details and a video tutorial they compiled for our software. From Softoxi:
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OPSWAT's Q3 Antivirus Market Share Report ReleasedThe most recent quarterly market share report from OPSWAT was released today with the latest data from AppRemover opt-in reports. This quarter's report announces top antivirus vendors and products as well as leading hard disk encryption vendors. In addition, the report provides usage data for Windows operating systems and for hard disk encryption products.
Find out which antivirus vendors rank in the top ten worldwide and in North America by checking out the full report.
AppRemover 2.2.18.1 ReleasedThe latest version of AppRemover is now available. With this release, we have made many enhancements to the supported applications to ensure smooth and thorough uninstallation. We have also made several other enhancements to improve the user experience. Version 2.2.17.1 ReleasedThe latest version of AppRemover is now available for download with support for the following products:
Download the latest version! AppRemover 2.2.16.1 ReleasedOur latest version of AppRemover includes new support for two products:
Study shows human curiosity is a network security risk
The Department of Homeland Security recently performed an experiment to find out how difficult it would be to hack into company computers. And they found that it isn't very difficult at all, when you rely on human curiosity and trust to get you in. Several recent hacks are examples of these results: companies like RSA have suffered from attacks that exploited human error.
The experiment: Staff planted USB drives and CDs in the parking lots of government and private contractors' offices. The devices were found by employees who picked them up, thinking they had been dropped. Testers watched to see what employees would do next...
The results: 60% of employees who picked up a device plugged that device into an office computer to find out what was on it. Devices with official logos on them were plugged in 90% of the time.
Experts in the security industry have long been aware of the risk human vulnerability presents for network security. The results of this test prove that curiosity and trust often win out over any security precautions that might be associated with unknown devices. So, how can IT professionals protect against this kind of human error? Many government and financial organizations rely on OPSWAT's MetaDefender for Media (MD4M), a perfect solution to deal with the risks associated with peripheral media devices.
The solution: Organizations position MD4M stations at building entrances, creating checkpoints where all USB drives, CDs and DVDs must be multi-scanned and processed. MD4M detects devices then scans the contents using multiple anti-malware engines. After the quick scan, organizations can determine whether to allow a device or to allow certain files to be transferred to a clean disk or network folder.
MD4M creates a system for controlling the files that enter an organization and a customizable way to address the results of the scanning process, effectively and efficiently protecting against human trust and curiosity issues. Learn more about MD4M on opswat.com.
See this Bloomberg article for more details about the test by Homeland Security. AppRemover 2.2.15.1 ReleasedA new version of AppRemover was released today with support for these additional products:
Use OPSWAT Certified Products!What do you do after using AppRemover to easily and cleanly uninstall your security application? We've got a tip: stay protected and compatible by choosing OPSWAT Certified applications to replace the ones you remove!
OPSWAT Certified applications are verified interoperable with leading technology solutions (from vendors like Juniper, Cisco, Citrix, Barracuda and many others) so that you experience fewer compatibility issues when you connect to your network. These solutions use OPSWAT's OESIS Framework to gather information about the health of your computer, and they need to be able to communicate with your security applications. The higher the level of OPSWAT certification that an application receives, the higher its interoperability and communication with OESIS Framework powered solutions - which means fewer issues that keep you from connecting.
See the full list of OPSWAT Certified products to check for your vendor's application. If your application is not yet certified, contact the vendor to request that they submit their product for OPSWAT Certification! AppRemover 2.2.14.1 ReleasedWith today's release, AppRemover now supports the complete uninstallation of several additional products:
Register Now for Big Savings on the 2011 OPSWAT User Conference!
OPSWAT User Conference 2011 is the perfect opportunity for both current and prospective customers and partners to learn about new OPSWAT products, increase their knowledge of existing features and optimize their usage of OPSWAT technology and support tools. Click for more information about the agenda and conference details. Who should attend:
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AppRemover 2.2.13.1 ReleasedAppRemover version 2.2.13.1 has been released and includes added support for the following products:
AppRemover Receives Editor's Pick
Brothersoft, a leading software download site, has given AppRemover its Editor's Pick award. This award is given based on AppRemover's ease of use, professional-looking interface and excellence in comparison to other uninstallation applications. AppRemover 2.2.12.1 ReleasedAppRemover version 2.2.12.1 has been released and includes added support for the following products:
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