Antivirus software is "dead", says Symantec VP
Senior vice president Brian Dye admits antivirus software catches just 45 per cent of malware
Antivirus software is increasingly unable to keep up with the fast-changing nature of malware attacks and is, therefore, "dead", according to Brian Dye, senior vice-president for information security at...
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