I tried to find a source for the story but I couldn't find one. I think I read it in The Innovators by Walter Isaacson, but I can't remember it exactly - maybe I'm misremembering it.
We had a hierarchical storage management driver, and getting files released to remote storage and keeping them released until the users actually wanted them back was helped greatly by actually being able to talk to the AV vendors and understand their criteria for when to scan.
At the time, a lot of AV filter drivers were legacy model drivers, which led to some serious shenanigans getting a second minifilter installed above the AV layer in the stack to distinguish between user and AV generated reads.
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