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Hello. I'm using Comodo internet 2011 and sandboxie. Malwarebytes free on demand. This is enough isn't it?
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I think it is but obviously it all depends and for some all the security software can't prevent malware incursion
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Yeah its enough. You might want to look at the sandboxie hardening thread over at virtualization. You have a HIPS, Firewall, AV and sandbox. You also have MBAM for file check/scans.
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Seems great to me.
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Sandboxie alone is enough if properly configured
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I just started using sandboxie. I'm thinking also that it is enough protection if it's configured according to your usage. I've got avast free as a backup just in case.
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hardened Sandbox to the max and Windows firewall. Read the thread about hardening that was suggested by kjdemuth and you will be fine. Bo |
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Just be careful that on some setups, CIS can conflict with Sandboxie and instead reduce protection...
Check the Sandboxie and Comodo forums respectively. Or just Google for "sandboxie comodo conflict".
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I like CIS, but if you want an higher security level, use CIS without his sandbox and a complete sw of sandboxing or virtualisation.
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Your on board security is probably enough but you may want to consider another layer of defense by having a backup/restore plan for your files. I recently started backing up my files online (in addition to a portable hard drive) and it feels so much better, security wise. An image of your system would probably be a good idea as well. There are plenty of free and paid options available for both backup and image strategies.
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