Smart savings

The "Dr.Web Anti-virus" service gives you the fastest return on your IT investment, saving your company up to 70% on the total cost of ownership (TCO) of an anti-virus!

Anti-virus software is used in all business processes that involve computers, from management planning to accounting, finance, and production. Having an anti-virus running on workstations and servers ensures the faultless operation of an enterprise and is the primary factor behind reducing IT-infrastructure TCO.

Low TCO – High profit

Using an anti-virus service significantly lowers expenses and adds stability to business routines. IT costs are more than just reduced--they become extremely favourable and affordable and, therefore, increase the return on IT investment. A comprehensive solution that lowers TCO ensures a sensible balance between reducing IT costs and having effective software support, ultimately making the anti-virus a truly efficient and sound security tool.

A company’s management is regularly tasked with examining expenses to look for ways to cut costs. The cost of an anti-virus license is no more than 30% of TCO. Companies are limited in their ability to influence license costs, but all their expense items associated with maintaining and administering an anti-virus go down when an anti-virus service is used.

Comparison of TCO: conventional anti-virus vs. "Dr.Web Anti-virus" service

Conventional anti-virus "Dr.Web Anti-virus" service
Software (including search and testing costs) Subscription fee includes professional administration of the service software
Software deployment (installation)
Software updates
Software administration
Infrastructure applications and associated updates Not applicable (small and medium businesses subscribing to the service do not normally need to purchase server hardware and additional software)
Administrator training
Travel costs (IT personnel moving between company locations)
Servers and other hardware; upgrades
Extension of the existing anti-virus network requiring additional purchase of anti-virus software Expansion costs are easily assessed
Unexpected staff and equipment downtimes Downtimes reduced to a minimum; the provider's skilled system administrators maintain service operation
Unplanned costs can reach 30% of TCO Professional administration reduces unplanned costs to a minimum