AMTSO

Group promoting good testing practices

AMTSO is a cross-industry group dedicated to improving testing standards within the anti-malware industry.

The group provides a discussion forum for testing issues, with regular meetings and online debates. It aims to produce guideline documents to help reviewers ensure tests are run properly and results presented clearly, as well as other resources of use to testers.

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AMTSO members summit covers controversial issues

Expert body gets to grips with string of difficult subjects.

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Further documents developed at Cupertino meeting.

04 February 2009

AMTSO releases draft guidelines for public comment

First major publication emerges from testing standards body.

26 August 2008

Security experts gather in Europe

Anti-malware insights pooled at AMTSO, CARO and EICAR meetings.

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