Free software includes updates for Windows Vista operating system. The download site is restricted to computers originating from. Qualified employees can download the software from the JTF-GNO website: . Antivirus software is available free to DoD military and civilian employees (excluding contractors) for home use.
JTF-GNO (Joint Task Force – Global Network Operations) offers McAfee, Norton, and Trend Micro software downloads.
Users must be on a “.mil” workstation to download the software.įor more information about spyware and other computer security threats, call the NCDOC 24/7 hotline at 1-888-NAVCDOC. The software can then be saved a local hard drive for writing on a CD-ROM or other portable media for home use. At the INFOSEC site, click on the COMPUSEC tools tab and scroll down to the anti-spyware link, second from the top. To download the free anti-spyware software, go to the DISA Web site, or the Navy’s Information Assurance Web site. The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) has licensed free anti-spyware software for all government employees and armed forces personnel for use on personal computer systems. Therefore, the Department of Defense offers free antivirus licenses to all Military Personnel to be installed on their home PCs. The US Military acknowledges that US Military Personnel may use their home PCs for work purposes and may be bringing removable (unclassified) media to and from home in support of their duties. Note: to access many of these links, you must be on a “.Mil” workstation Anti-Spyware Software (.Mil only) Often, the Computer Section of your Command (A-6, S-6, N-6 or J-6) will have pre-made disks with all of the government enterprise antivirus software tools already burned to it and all you need is to pick up the disk and take it home. Depending on your Command and where your work PC is located, you may have other rules and procedures you will have to follow in order to transfer data to a CD or DVD-ROM – please follow established security guidelines.
At that point your best bet is to burn the files to a CD or DVD-ROM and take them home to install. Due to the longstanding business relationship between the US Military and many software and hardware vendors, there are numerous deeply discounted and free products available to US Military Personnel for use on their home PCs.įor the websites marked as (.Mil only), you will need to log on to those websites from a military internet connection (NIPR) in order to access the free downloads.
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