What is your security setup these days?

real time: Norton IS 2011
on-demand: MBAM,hitman pro

desktop: avg pro, win firewall

PC is fast running

 

Ohh if you meant if it's included in CIS, it is not

It's a stand alone, separate product from CIS

 

Defensewall 3.07b ~ Emsisoft Anti-Malware 5.0.0.68 ~ Shadow Defender 1.1.0.325

 

Thanks!

 

Reformated!

Windows 7 Professional 64bits: (LUA/SRP/ACL/DEP/UAC/SEHOP/ASRL)

Network:

• Windows Firewall
• Norton DNS

Browser:

• SRWare Iron 5.0.382 (Adblock Plus with Tracking Blocklist, WOT, McAfee SiteAdvisor, built-in sandbox)
• Internet Explorer 8 64Bits (Online Banking)

On-Demand:

• Emsisoft Emergency Kit

None Antivirus software.

 

thanks kjdemuth and Noob

 

Your welcome jose.

 

Mixing things up.
CIS 5 Beta
Panda Cloud AV free
Comodo time machine
Sandboxie
Comodo DNS

 

i am running comodo but i dont know what version i am running actually
actually it says product version 5.0.161695.1120
irus signiture database version 5950

 

I find myself slowly installing Linux on my computers. It feels weird running no security apps....

I do, however, have a firewall. Does that count?

 

Removed Vipre, It gave me just troubles ...

Added Sandboxie, and now playing without AV.
Wish me luck xD

 

PE Guard 2.2 + Defensewall Personal Firewall 3 + KeyScrambler Premium + Hitman Pro

 

you are ready for war my friend good set up

 

Your setup is pretty tight, assuming everything runs inside Sandboxie, and if anything manages to get out of it, I think the HIPS of your OA would be able to prevent it. And when those layers fail, you have some immunization in place, and you could always restore your system with Shadow defender.

 

I would at least add a light AV like immunet or panda cloud. It would stink if you went to use a USB stick and caught a virus. Its one of the easiest ways to get infected. Usually your in a hurry to get a file and don't even think to sandbox. I've seen it happen because its happened to me. It doesn't hurt to have a cloud AV running.

 

I have Default Deny protection, so i never worried about infections from USB's ... Even my USB's are vaccinated by Panda USB vaccine.

 

W7 x64:
Comodo IS v5 RC (as an Anti-Executable by Mr Brian, with Sandbox & Firewall)
DEP, SEHOP, UAC, running as Admin.
On Demand: Sandboxie, Hitman Pro, Comodo AV (just in case).

Linux Mint 9 x64
XP SP3 VM (in VirtualBox) with ProcessGuard 3.5, Sunbelt Personal Firewall 4 & Hitman Pro.

 

Pc Tools Firewall Plus 7 Beta

 

Windows 7 Professional 64bits: (LUA/SRP/ACL/DEP/UAC/SEHOP/ASRL/EMET)

Network:

• Windows Firewall
• Norton DNS

Browser and Immunization:

• SRWare Iron 5.0.382 (Adblock Plus + Tracking Blocklist, WOT, McAfee SiteAdvisor, built-in sandbox)
• Internet Explorer 8 64Bits (Online Banking)
• Malware Patrol's Block List (via Hosts File)
• BlackViper's Services Registry Files (Customized)
• CD/DVD/USB Autorun Desabilited

On-Demand:

• Emsisoft Emergency Kit

None Antivirus software.

*Thanks dja2k for the links!

 

Defensewall 3.07b ~ Avast 5.0.594 ~ Shadow Defender 1.1.0.325

 

NIS 2011 working pretty good on my 64 bit..impressed actually

 

The only suite I'd actually considering to install is NIS 2011. But, on the other hand, all suites are bloated with unnecessary features and does not combine the layered strategy with security applications from different vendors (meaning you're less vulnerable from programming flaws).

 

Added Panda USB Vaccine, and thinking in add a cloud AV, just to keep it for some situation.
will start with immunet Free, and maybe after i will test Panda cloud.

 

Back to the original.
OA++
MBAM (real time)
Sandboxie (drop my rights)
CTM
Keyscrambler personal.