What is your security setup these days?

[jmonge]

i wonder what firewall will go good with AppGuard?

[lws]

Added MSE 4.0 beta. Surprisingly, it is running well on XP along with PFW.

[Amit]

Originally Posted by jmonge

i wonder what firewall will go good with AppGuard?

private firewall from privacyware.......

[jmonge]

thanks for the advise

[luciddream]

Originally Posted by KelvinW4

Do you still need keyscrambler when D+ is here?

Probably not, no. But I'll probably also never need my imaging programs, or my on demand scanners that never find anything. I don't even really need D+ as far as that goes. My system is clean, very static, and I'm anal about what I allow onto it.

But I feel better with it. Just in case I get sloppy and allow something I shouldn't, or something nasty finds a way to circumvent D+ in the future, Keyscrambler is there to thwart it's efforts. I also think it strengthens Sandboxie. And any layer that leaves virtually no footprint is a good layer in my book, and KS (Personal is what I use) doesn't.

[Noob]

Originally Posted by luciddream

Probably not, no. But I'll probably also never need my imaging programs, or my on demand scanners that never find anything. I don't even really need D+ as far as that goes. My system is clean, very static, and I'm anal about what I allow onto it.

I LOL'ed so true and as we have always said, nothing is too much for a Wilders as long as the D00d feels fine with it.

[Page42]

Originally Posted by luciddream

But I feel better with it. Just in case I get sloppy and allow something I shouldn't, or something nasty finds a way to circumvent D+ in the future, Keyscrambler is there to thwart it's efforts. I also think it strengthens Sandboxie. And any layer that leaves virtually no footprint is a good layer in my book, and KS (Personal is what I use) doesn't.

I could be wrong about this, but I think KeyScrambler helps to fill a void on my system that exists in KeePass... specifically when a new entry is being added. The main password is well protected, as are all entries that have already been created and are being used to log in, but I am not so sure that the new data is protected by KeePass... but I see KeyScrambler is on the job as I type in the info.

[luciddream]

Originally Posted by Noob

I LOL'ed so true and as we have always said, nothing is too much for a Wilders as long as the D00d feels fine with it.

As long as it doesn't bog your computer down anyway. My goal is to feel that I'm safe without compromising performance. My sig may look big, but I have hardly anything running real-time if you notice. And of the 3 I have, 2 leave virtually no footprint at all.

It is funny though. The regulars here, due to their end user know-how, are about the least in need of security software people on the planet. Most of us could get by just fine with nothing more than a NAT router. Maybe a clean image or three just in case.

And the people that could benefit from the software don't use it.

[Amit]

Originally Posted by jmonge

thanks for the advise

welcome buddy

Originally Posted by Page42

I could be wrong about this, but I think KeyScrambler helps to fill a void on my system that exists in KeePass... specifically when a new entry is being added. The main password is well protected, as are all entries that have already been created and are being used to log in, but I am not so sure that the new data is protected by KeePass... but I see KeyScrambler is on the job as I type in the info.

I feel the same way....keyscrambler protects my new data and after that lastpass takes over....awesome duo....

Originally Posted by luciddream

The regulars here, due to their end user know-how, are about the least in need of security software people on the planet. Most of us could get by just fine with nothing more than a NAT router. Maybe a clean image or three just in case.

And the people that could benefit from the software don't use it.

yeah the world is a funny place.....

[luciddream]

Originally Posted by Page42

I could be wrong about this, but I think KeyScrambler helps to fill a void on my system that exists in KeePass... specifically when a new entry is being added. The main password is well protected, as are all entries that have already been created and are being used to log in, but I am not so sure that the new data is protected by KeePass... but I see KeyScrambler is on the job as I type in the info.

I think KS Personal can strengthen just about any setup. It provides a fail-safe against loggers just in case something goes awry. And with no impact on your Task Manager, or wallet, I figure why not?

I'd say between KeePass & Sandboxie it strengthens your setup quite well.

I've thought before about paying for it. I wonder what kind of impact the Premium version has on system performance? Think I may ask that question in the appropriate thread...

[adam993]

Originally Posted by Page42

I don't hear much about Outpost Security Suite around here.
It's nice to get some feed back on it.

Rock solid firewall and very good HIPS! Antivirus isn't great as Avira or Kaspersky (take a look to latest RAP results) but it's enought for me.
Very light on my old notebook, it uses approx 25megs on idle . I hate Comodo, so I'm using Outpost

[KelvinW4]

I like Outpost, but it freezes on my system

[Ranget]

Trying to Figure out what's best

Comodo Or OA ?

anyway added Zemana Antilogger to kaspersky

[EscapeVelocity]

I like and much prefer Online Armor.

[LoneWolf]

DefenseWall 3.16
Browser Sentinel 3.0
Shadow Defender 1.1.0.325
Macrium Reflect 4.2

[trjam]

Happy with my current setup.

[KelvinW4]

I like OA too

[Dark Shadow]

I like my current setup.

[LoneWolf]

Originally Posted by djohn

I like my current setup.

GesWall and AppGuard in the same setup
No conflicts?

[Dark Shadow]

Nope, runs great together.

[LoneWolf]

Originally Posted by djohn

Nope, runs great together.

Good to know.
I tried DefenseWall and AppGuard together not long ago and they seemed to work fine together too.
May try that combo again soon. (or GesWall and AppGuard)

[jmonge]

i have AppGuard and maybe try this combo too AppGuard and GesWall

[ichito]

Originally Posted by ichito

Changed from OA Free to Core Force...CF is abandoned but looks interesting and promising...hmmm...I'm trying to know it well and have some controll on it...and I still wait to meet some problems

And it went as I thought...CF has the realy big capabilities to be a hard and powerful security of our system...unfortunately it was for my family - wife and son - to complicated and absolutely "indigestible". I thought that All-Seeing Aye can "kill" user becouse of avalanche of alerts...I was wrong - I tried CF on 5 high level and it was just "the massacre", any normal user would not be able to survive
So...now in real-time I have PC Tools FW + KPCD (is very nice) + Mamutu. On demand without changes - WTF, MBAM, EEK, 1-Click Keriver

[atomomega]

Dual-boot Machine:
1) Windows XP Professional SP3 > Panda Cloud AV Pro/Sygate Personal Firewall/Sandboxie/SpywareBlaster/Acrylic DNS Proxy
2) CrunchBang Linux 10 "Statler" > No security software needed!
Behind a router on OpenDNS

[Spruce]

What's in in my signature, felt for some set and forget setup