The Pittsford Community Library overlooks the Erie Canal and holds one server, and 76 PCs. The computers provide gateways to the Internet, online databases and electronic resources. Because of the absence of an existing anti-malware solution, Pittsford Community Library often experienced disruptive challenges caused by malware, such as spyware. They also encountered problems from library patrons running unauthorized programs. When a PC became infected, it would often take 1-2 days before it was put back in service again.
The Pittsford Community Library deployed Faronics Anti-Executable to counter the menace of malware and unauthorized applications. The results were instantaneous. Faronics Anti-Executable has allowed the library to enforce total compliance. Library customers can now benefit from fully operational computers with every visit, while the library’s IT staff guarantee that the PCs remain free of unwanted software and are compliant with acceptable use policies. Consequently, technicians' time can now be focused on other areas instead of malware related maintenance.
A Scenic New York Library No Longer Has To Remove Malware
With a population of approximately 27,000, Pittsford is a town in Monroe County, New York, and is an affluent suburb of Rochester. The Pittsford Community Library overlooks the Erie Canal and holds one server, and 76 PCs. The computers provide gateways to the Internet, online databases and electronic resources…
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