Can anti-virus technology morph into breach detection systems?

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	Can anti-virus technology morph into breach detection systems? Anti-virus software is still often considered a "checkbox" item for enterprise deployments, especially on Microsoft Windows, but over the decades, anti-virus software changed to do far more than just signature-based virus blocking. 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