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Wpcq What you need to know before the openNew services aim at helping broadband users guard against viruses and malwareF-Secure said Tuesday it is offering two security software packages that ISPsInternet service providerscan market to customers in hopes of bolstering broadband fees.The Finnishsecurity vendor said the services are for small- to medium-size ISPs and their private customers. The services are PC Protection, which includes virus and spyware detection and a firewall, and PC Protection Plus, which adds a parental and spam control features.The two client-side services do not require integration with an ISPrsquosystem. Users will be able to download the software from an ISPs Web site, and daily updates are sent out to update virus signatures, said Karin Mikluha, program manager for F-Secure. The service would be included on a userrsquomonthly broadband bill, a hassle free way toguard against viruses and malware, Mikluha said.F-Secure will share revenue from ISPs who sell the software packages, and those ISPs are allowed set pricing, Mikluha said.Prices could vary from country to country depending on those ISPs, but Mikluha said the services should be competitive with other security products on the market. So far, F stanley becher -Secure has secured deals with around 31 ISPs w stanley isolierkanne orldwide to carry the services, Mikluha said. stanley becher Related contentnewsWith Arduino deal, Qualcomm pushes deeper into open-source and edge AI developmentBy Prasanth Aby ThomasOct 8, 20255 minsDeveloperOpen SourceTechn Zliq Rockhopper falls on Sea Lion delays
Tuesday 11 March 2014 9:00 amWhat you need to know before the US openBy: Peter SpenceShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailWith little in the way of economic data today, futures suggest US markets will open down, tracking European counterparts, which were trading lower this morning, Over in Asia, the Nikkei rose in Tuesday trading, as the Bank of Japan maintained its huge monetary stimulus programme.And the OECD has said that the slowing of growth in emerging markets is holding back global growth.Corporate newsCME, the US exchange group, has been given the all clear by UK regulators to launch a London exchange.In EuropeEuropean Central Bank vice president Vitor Constancio has said the bank failed to hammer home the message of slack in the Eurozone economy in its March meeting. He also pointed to the policy measures it has in reserve, which can be used if needed.Meanwhile, Germanyrsquoforeign minister has warned that timersquorunning out for the EU to respond effectively to Russiarsquoactions in Ukraine, saying it will have to act if Crimea vote goes ahead.Data in termos stanleyfocus2.00pm: US wholesale inventories3.00pm: NIESR GDP estimateShare this articleFacebookXLinkedInWhatsAppEmailSimilarly ta Stanley cup website gged content: SectionsNewsC stanley uk ategoriesBusinessTrending ArticlesAnthropic: UK staff get eye-watering sums at AI giantOff the menu: Dominorsquois UKrsquomost shorted companyHiking VAT would have lsquo
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