
There were initially compatibility problems between ESET Smart Security 4.0 and Windows Vista Service Pack 2 but these were remedied by an update. On March 2, 2009, ESET Smart Security version 4.0 was released, adding integration of ESET SysInspector support for Mozilla Thunderbird and Windows Live Mail a new self-defense module, an updated firewall module, ESET SysRescue and a wizard for creating bootable CD and USB flash drives.

ESET Smart Security incorporates anti-spam and a bidirectional firewall along with traditional anti-malware features of ESET NOD32 Antivirus. On November 5, 2007, ESET released an Internet security suite, ESET Smart Security version 3.0, to compete with other security suites by other companies such as McAfee, Symantec, AVG and Kaspersky.
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Versions for Windows Mobile and a Symbian OS version are currently available for both home and enterprise users.ĮSET Remote Administrator is a central management console designed to allow network administrators to manage ESET software across a corporate network. ESET Mobile Security contains all the features of the older product and adds new anti-theft features such as SIM locking and remote wipe as well as a security audit and a firewall. It supports Microsoft Exchange 5.5, 2000, 2003, 20.ĮSET Mobile Security is the replacement for ESET Mobile Antivirus, which provided anti-malware and antispam functionality. On MaESET released ESET Mail Security for Microsoft Exchange Server, which contains both antimalware and antispam modules. Mail Security for Microsoft Exchange Server

The acronym NOD stands for Nemocnica na Okraji Disku ("Hospital at the end of the disk"), a pun related to the Czechoslovak medical drama series Nemocnice na okraji města (Hospital at the End of the City).
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The company reached its 6000th update to virus definitions on March 30, 2011. Though the program's abbreviation was originally pronounced as individual letters, recent worldwide use of the program has led to the more common single-word pronunciation, sounding like the English word nod. Initially the program gained popularity with IT workers in Eastern European countries, as ESET was based in Slovakia. The first version NOD32 - called NOD-ICE - was created in the 1987 by Miroslav Trnka and Peter Pasko when computer viruses were becoming increasingly prevalent.
