overhead 'concern'

Discussion in 'ProcessGuard' started by poogimmal, May 7, 2004.

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  1. poogimmal

    poogimmal Registered Member

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    my w2k_sp4 is relative strong, but I'm starting to wonder what "needs" to be running real time to open a file? currently running av, TDS3 and now Process Guard seems to have stabilized and running ok in concert. plus firewall...+++ so wondering eg even if I thought Worm Guard might serve a unique purpose, and obviously the DCS folks think it does, how much stuff do I want running in background. right now, if there is a slowdown in performance on this box not really noticeable, but if I keep adding eventually the box has to slow down. would it be better if this stuff was all integrated, if it could be. also curious why a company that makes several security apps, does not then also market an av that would do the job as well as other apps it offers while ensuring solid compatibility among security software.
    btw, wilder forum time is approx 12 min offset from civil time.
     
  2. Pilli

    Pilli Registered Member

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    Hi poogimmal, Regarding WormGuard, it has no overheads as such in terms of RAM etc. WormGuard uses a "Hook" and so uses just a few CPU cycles to test an opening file.

    DiamondCS are Trojan experts, that is their speciality AV company's specialise in Viruses - Altough there is some overlap Trojan Catching uses much more complex techniques than a simple signature & heuristics
    IMHO they are both necessary as part of a layered defence. :)

    Wilders time is up to the server I suppose - Maybe the Admins can correct it ;)
     
  3. poogimmal

    poogimmal Registered Member

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    ok, thanks pilli. I started a new thread re PG and my realtime av. good to know WG low overhead. I will try it as soon as problem stated in new thread is fixed.
     
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