According to an article I was reading in PC World, McAfee is beefing up its VirusScan Security. This will be a new version of the VirusScan Enterprise edition to help with attacks by viruses and malicious hackers coding. From the article:

“Antivirus software company McAfee is unveiling a new version of its VirusScan Enterprise software that contains so-called ‘intrusion prevention’ features, the company says this week. The intrusion protection features are designed to protect computers from attacks such as buffer overflows, which are often used by viruses, worms and malicious hackers to compromise vulnerable Microsoft Windows machines. VirusScan Enterprise 8.0i integrates intrusion prevention services and firewall technology with anti-virus software to protect personal computers and file servers from new malicious code outbreaks automatically. The new version of VirusScan also has features to manage new malicious code outbreaks, limiting the damage they cause, McAfee says.

“The announcement comes as anti-virus software makers and networking equipment vendors look for ways to harden machines against possible compromise and crack down on a host of threats, from spam and spyware to bogus Web pages used in phishing scams.”