Outpost Security Suite on Win 7 64bit

[Seven64]

Since Online Armor was asked this, only fair to find out about Outpost Security Suite on Win 7 64bit.
Thanks.

[Seven64]

Originally Posted by Seven64

Since Online Armor was asked this, only fair to find out about Outpost Security Suite on Win 7 64bit.
Thanks.

Very informative

[lordraiden]

Originally Posted by Seven64

Since Online Armor was asked this, only fair to find out about Outpost Security Suite on Win 7 64bit.
Thanks.

I have used it on win7x64 I found that the UI was more responsive than OA UI.

But I would say that in general Comodo, OA or Spyshelter (if you are looking for an HIPS) have a more little impact in the computer performance than Outpost even disabling the antispyware module.
Although Outpost has some cool features.

I didn't notice any relevant problem in any of them.

But what do you wanna know exactly?

[Seven64]

Originally Posted by lordraiden

I have used it on win7x64 I found that the UI was more responsive than OA UI.

But I would say that in general Comodo, OA or Spyshelter (if you are looking for an HIPS) have a more little impact in the computer performance than Outpost even disabling the antispyware module.
Although Outpost has some cool features.

I didn't notice any relevant problem in any of them.

But what do you wanna know exactly?

Thanks for the reply.
Is the protection as good or close to 32bit?
Just looking for a great firewall for 7 64bit, besides the built in windows firewall. (Most bang for the buck ) Not very interested in Comodo.

[Kernelwars]

Originally Posted by Seven64

Thanks for the reply.
Is the protection as good or close to 32bit?
Just looking for a great firewall for 7 64bit, besides the built in windows firewall. (Most bang for the buck ) Not very interested in Comodo.

did you try private firewall?

[lordraiden]

Originally Posted by Seven64

Thanks for the reply.
Is the protection as good or close to 32bit?
Just looking for a great firewall for 7 64bit, besides the built in windows firewall. (Most bang for the buck ) Not very interested in Comodo.

I don't know about Outpost HIPS on x64 but it should be quite close to the 32 bit version, Comodo 5.8 is the first HIPS offering the same protection on x64 and 32bit operating systems and If you are worried about the popups it has a bigger whitelist than outpost.

Originally Posted by Kernelwars

did you try private firewall?

PF x64 HIPS os far from being like the x32 version, I have tested it personally.

[chris1341]

Originally Posted by lordraiden

Comodo 5.8 is the first HIPS offering the same protection on x64

Sorry to move OT but I've heard this a few times now. Is there an evidence base to support it? If it is evidence based it would be a really positive step but you will have to forgive me being a little cynical as some Comodo claims in the past have been evidenced merely by 'because Melih says it is so it must be true'. Just some links will be fine as I would not want this Outpost thread to disintegrate like the similar OA thread.

Originally Posted by lordraiden

PF x64 HIPS os far from being like the x32 version, I have tested it personally.

Yes, me too and its a pity because it is by far the lightest I've tried to date.

Thanks

[lordraiden]

Originally Posted by chris1341

Sorry to move OT but I've heard this a few times now. Is there an evidence base to support it? If it is evidence based it would be a really positive step but you will have to forgive me being a little cynical as some Comodo claims in the past have been evidenced merely by 'because Melih says it is so it must be true'. Just some links will be fine as I would not want this Outpost thread to disintegrate like the similar OA thread.

I can't find the first source but I know that it has been said directly by a developer, maybe was before the beta started.

http://forums.comodo.com/beta-corner...3514#msg533514

http://forums.comodo.com/beta-corner...3534#msg533534

http://forums.comodo.com/beta-corner...3541#msg533541

If you have any doubt you can pm to "egemen" directly.

[chris1341]

Thanks.