Running KIS 2010s Proactive Defense & CIS 3.11s Defense+ together?

Hi everyone.

Im just wondering if I could run both of these HIPs at the same time. Currently I have Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 installed with the Firewall, Network Attack Block, Network Monitor, Anti-Spam, Anti-Banner, & Parental Control all deactivated. I disabled those features during installation.

I plan to use KIS 2010s AV Protection, App Control, Anti-Phishing and Proactive Defense along with Comodo Internet Security 3.11s Firewall and possibly Defense or Defense+. Would this be a good idea to do? If not, then what should I do?

P.S. -- Mods: Is this thread okay? Better than my previous?

 

probly not a good idea...

 

I agree 100%.
KIS is enough by itself, and you may consider Malware Defender (with some tweaks) as another HIPS layer which will strength KIS as many users here do that (Also see DefeseWall).
And check the Search function on the forum.
Good way to find something more will be :
What is your security setup these days?
Take time and read the thread from the latest post and go back page by page. You may learn a lot there. You can also see what KIS users use as an addition to thier security.

If you make them work together you should probably get the Nobel prize.

 

I don't think it is a good idea either.

Two similar applications are always not compatible especially with same function.

 

You're looking for a system conflict.

 

are you crazy?

 

Even if there is no visible conflict, the chances are that neither will work properly to maximum effect, in which case the overall protection may be lower than if you just used either one on its own. I agree with the others who have said that it's never a good idea to run more than one HIPS at a time.

 

Don't know why you would go through all of that trouble with potential conflicts when the KIS firewall is EXCELLENT.

http://www.matousec.com/projects/proactive-security-challenge/results.php

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2351576,00.asp (Bottom of the page: Focused Firewall)

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2351577,00.asp (Intelligent Application Control)