What is your security setup these days?

NAT SPI FW/router with IPS

resident:
Online Armor v3 (paid)
NOD32
Defensewall
Sandboxie
Shadow Defender

on demand:
SAS
MBAM
Dr Web
AVZ

recovery:
eazfix

Was thinking about adding a behavioral blocker, but what I have is already overkill.

 

just got rid of Ccleaner,dont need it
what ever is in my signuture thas what i have

 

I finally found the "Holy Grail".

I am at peace.

 

maybe until next week you are

 

we never know like me i said to my self thats my stable set up and that i will stay with it but you never know

 

no, I think this is a keeper.

 

You're correct, but it is more for occasional scans "just-in-case", you know =)

 

Would you care to elaborate on that? =)

 

[Setup]
Avira antivir premium
Prevx Edge
Sandboxie

Replaced mamutu with prevx edge.

 

All systems behind a Netgear Router and all have Spywareblaster and Firefox (with Adblock and NoScript) installed. Rootrepeal and SAS Free used for on-demand scans.

Desktop: nLited Windows XP SP3

Resident
Avira Antivir premium
Outpost Firewall Pro 2009

Backup
FD-ISR 3.31.233
Drive Snapshot (with Frontend)

Desktop: vLited Windows Vista SP1 (UAC and Windows Defender Disabled)

Resident
NAV 2009
Vista Firewall

Backup
Drive Snapshot (with Frontend)

Laptop: vLited Windows Vista SP1 (UAC and Windows Defender Disabled)

Resident
KIS 2009
SandboxIE

Backup
Drive Snapshot (with Frontend)

All systems run very light and are all extremely well protected for their uses. Only change i will consider making is to add OA Free v3 if the slow bootup time is improved in a future build.

 

i was experiencing alot of problems between AppRanger scaner and DefenseWall so decided to remove AppRanger and insted i added ProcessGuard 3.4 for now.my system is problem free now

 

Any benefit to adding PG to the apps in my sig?

 

it blocks dll injestion protection and has execution protection for extra security,also blocks worms with the auto block new and changed applicationsthis dog is old but powerfull

 

I think it may duplicate a lot of what OA already does...but I will keep it in mind.

 

yeap,online armor is more complete app

 

Hi TVH,

1. You indicated that your using, Avira Antivir Premium together with Outpost Firewall Pro 2009 on one of your PC configurations.

I am thinking of going with this configuration and was wondering based on your experience with it, which Web Guard did you "disable"
.... Disable the Web Guard in Avira or disable the Web Guard in Outpost Firewall


2. Your other setup uses NAV 2009. Which do you find better Avira or Nav ? ... trying to decide which would be better to use with Outpost Firewall Pro 2009.

Thanks in advance!

 

I hate webguards in general and so i personally have both disabled. Dont really see any use in using it. That being said, i personally would prefer to use Outpost's Web Control module.

Avira is better in terms of detection and so id recommend to use it with Outpost.

 

buddy nod is week in spyware detention and removal

 

Arent they all, arent they all

 

well they are,cause they depend on signuture,the only one that proves to me that can kill spyware i real time and is not an antivirus is a antispyware is SUPERAntispyware

 

by the way you review about A-square on your xfire clanpage is good

 

HeHe, thanks - always fun, kinda reminds me of top ten reviews style LOL

 

as it should since its a jack of 1 trade it should be master of one but then again SpywareSweeper clearly doesnt agree with that hint hint

 

Just setup one of those new EEE netbooks for the family to use. It came with a free 90 day trial of NOD32 which will suffice for now. Installed defensewall for added protection and also returnil to keep things clean and control program execution. this little beast runs surprisingly well and performs great for its intended purpose.