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Enhancing Desktop and Laptop Security Performance with Disk Defragmentation

Enhancing Desktop and Laptop Security Performance with Disk Defragmentation

Source:: Storage
Published:: Jun 01, 2009
Pages:: 12

There are numerous well documented improvements to system performance and reliability when an automated disk
defragmentation program is used. Applications load faster, the computer boots to a useable state in less time, backup requires less time to transfer data to an archival storage devices, and many more. This paper pursues a narrowed focus, specifically addressing the tangible benefit that disk defragmentation provides to desktop and laptop client security. Anti-malware security software has become ubiquitous commodity. Whether used on servers, desktops or laptops, the scanning of files on demand or as a scheduled process, is a significant part of the overall business security equation. This particular research paper will present the results of testing performed on typical desktop/laptop environments.

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