BitDefender for UNIX-based operating systems
Anti-virus software has become a critical aspect of computing at all levels. Although to this point it seems the only operating system that is really targeted by viruses is Microsoft Windows, the time will come when UNIX-based operating systems will be equally as marked.
Because of this I often advocate the use of anti-virus. This is especially true in a business environment. Although it is safe to assume your Linux system won’t itself be compromised (at least not yet), you cannot say the same for the systems that you serve up (or share with) those files it houses. To that end, you need anti-virus.
But there is a problem, because most anti-virus tools for Linux are either command line, not-real time, or have a clunky GUI that no one wants to use. Not the case with BitDefender AntiVirus Scanner for the UNIX-based operating systems.
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