What is your security setup these days?

Wow Norton is awesome. I had NIS 2011,and then I tried the beta 360v5. I really liked it. I had 149 days left on my subscription for NIS 2011 and talked to there support people. I was able to upgrade to 360 v4 and they added on my 149 days left from NIS. I now have over 500 days on my Norton product. I did trial a couple other security suites but they just didn't hold up to the test.. I would defiantly recommend Norton. Easy to install,low on resources,it's just good. Years ago I would not have recommended Norton,but times have changed and Norton has improved.

Norton 360
Hitman pro
Mbam
SAS
keyscrambler
Window 7 32 bit
2.0 ghz
4 gig ram

 

Currently running Avast! 6 Free Beta

Dumped ESET and Zemana

 

Wow, it's nice that they added the days left on your NIS license to your 360 one

 

Emsisoft also offer me the same thing,although right now I don't use their product
they have a very good customer service

 

SNAP

 

blasev, from what product to what product?

 

cant wait for geswall 3

 

Any idea when geswall 3 will be available?

 

same question about prevx 4

 

Changed my setup drastically hehe, lightweight and effective

Avira AntiVir Personal
KeyScrambler Premium
Macrium Reflect Free Edition
Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware
Privatefirewall

Only two things that didn't change:
EMET
OpenDNS

 

back to AppGuard. Learn more about it everyday.

 

they said to me that very soon and to be tunned

 

Which one prevx or geswall? I can't wait for geswall. One of my favorite apps. Currently I can't use it due to some issue with trusting files and UAC.
Oh I dropped mamutu. DIdn't see a need for it and it wasn't doing too much. It was hanging a little too long at start up too. One of the things that I hated about EAM 5. It seemed like it would take forever to load.

 

Since you already have Sandboxie I think I would lean towards Prevx. With EAM 5 on my machine I really don't notice any slowdowns at start up. No more than when I was using KAV.

 

• Linksys WRT54G2 router
• Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit:
  • Administrator account
  • Windows Firewall disabled
  • Windows Defender disabled
  • User Account Control (UAC) at default level
  • Data Execution Prevention (DEP) enabled for all programs and services
  • Structured Exception Handling Overwrite Protection (SEHOP) enabled
  • Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate
    • Protected Mode enabled
    • SmartScreen filter enabled
    • Tracking Protection enabled
    • ActiveX Filtering enabled
• ESET Smart Security

If they improve Microsoft Security Essentials, a Microsoft-only setup is a possibility, especially if they can achieve Internet Explorer 9 Beta to Release Candidate like progress. It already has good capabilities in several areas, on-access performance, cleanup, protection against rootkits and the user interface for example.
However they will have to make some serious improvements:

• further improve update mechanism (so you don't have to use Regedit);
• drastically improve on-demand scanning speed (especially for the Full Scan);
• boot time;
• add more options for fine-tuning the performance (archive handling for example);
• improve the behavior monitoring.

 

No I wasn't asking which to choose. I was inquering which was going to be out first. You may not have had an issue with EAM but I noticed a slow down when first opening the desktop.

 

For me, EAM v5 usually add a few secs at start up, probably like 3 seconds

 

Appguard 3.0. All the protection I need. New version is one of the best security products so far in 2011.

 

Windows 7 32 bit (may stay with 32 bit because of the architectural issue with Sandboxie and 64 bit not being quite as safe) Sandboxie makes firefox the browser of choice. However, I'm curious about 64 bit now that system is stable and that may get the best of me.

1) Removed Family Safety
Went back to standard account with Sandboxie because of interesting discussions on this forum this week.

2) Increased stability of system by upgrading video card (was the key to stability problem) Nvidia 7900 GS started going bad. Purrs like a kitten now.

3) Now able to add additional ram (total 4GB/3GB usable)

4) Acronis TI Home 2011 for imaging.

 

Same here. On 7 Ult. 32 bit with SandBoxie.
Tried 64, but moved back to 32 because of SandBoxie, only 4 GBs of RAM, and a few old games I have that ran a bit glitchy on 64.
Will probably move to 64 with a new build with 6 GBs of RAM.


Right now, just running SandBoxie and Zemana, along with system hardening (DEP, SEHOP, UAC, SRP).

 

Well its time for a change. Gone with Panda Cloud AV Pro, Mamutu 3 and my old standby Look N Stop as per my signature...

 

Back to EAM v5

 

rolled back to comodo fw

 

Trying outpost security suite..so far so good. very surprised its running light and smooth

 

How's the web protection? Is there one?