There is no such thing as an anti-malware product that is 100% percent effective against all malware. So, it's very likely that during its life span in your environment, SCEP will fail you at least once. This recipe will guide you through the process of dealing with such a failure and helping to ensure that the infection does not spread to other machines.
In this recipe, you'll be working with a scenario, where SCEP has detected a piece of malware and reports that it has successfully removed it, but unfortunately after a short time, the malware comes back and is re-detected by SCEP. No one has been logged into the PC during this outbreak, which removes the possibility that a user is re-downloading an attachment or re-installing a rouge program, after each infection.
Typically what this kind of behavior would indicate is that there is actually more malware on the PC than what SCEP can detect. The malware that is going undetected is likely a...