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Department of Information Technology

AntiVirus Tools

Seton Hall University uses CrowdStrike to provide enterprise-grade antivirus and threat protection on all managed devices. CrowdStrike runs continuously in the background to detect and prevent malware, ransomware, and other security threats using real-time behavioral analysis. Updates are managed centrally by the Department of Information Technology, so no user action is required. 

For personally owned or unmanaged devices, it is important to use a trusted antivirus solution and ensure it updates daily. Antivirus programs detect known threats by comparing files on your device to a database of malware signatures. When a match is found, the threat is typically deleted or quarantined, allowing you to review it manually. 

To stay protected:

  • Keep your antivirus software up to date
  • Enable automatic updates
  • Avoid downloading unknown or suspicious files

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