What is your security setup these days?

Thanks Amit, much appreciated

 

I would try both. They cover different layers. If there will be compatibility issues then I would use AppGuard as its a very decent HIPS.

 

Yeah, I'm actually in the process of testing both right now.

They both seem to be running fine for the time being, but we shall see.

If something does go wrong, then I'll add EMET to PowerApps and then give full read/write permissions under MemoryGuard, in hopes that might do the trick.

The only thing about AppGuard, is that I always feel like I'm adding thing's to it's configurations that shouldn't be added.

 

Just testing out another combo.
I'm sure I'll return to DW soon. Always do.

 

You should also try HitmanPro.Alert, 1 process, takes 2MB of Ram and it silently protects you...I highly recommend it.

BTW, Love your combo

How is Bitdefender behaving? Any slowdowns after it caches?

 

ArcaVir Internet Security 2013, realtime protection disabled, I'm using only firewall.

 

There are far better products if you use only firewall.

 

For Sandboxie users....version 4.04 is out!

This bug fix release addresses several issues that were reported shortly after the release of version 4.02.
No details are provided.

 

Oh I see. I love DW. How do you like Sbie with your setup? Are you gonna try it any soon?

 

Back to the same old combo

Sandboxie for almost everything and also for download folder
Malwarebytes - realtime protection on
Hitman Pro - Hitmanpro Alert
EMET

l call that lazy setup

 

Got this on my testbed machine

Bitdefender Antivirus Free Edition
NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro
HitmanPro.Alert
AdFender

Other:
Windows Firewall, Windows SmartScreen, UAC on Default

 

TyRidian, I would go for EMET. As mentioned, they cover different things. Appguard is sort of a hybrid HIPS and sandboxing program. IMO, use either Appguard or (ERP and Sandboxie). EMET prevents various exploits that aren't really covered by the other programs per say. EMET will help prevent things from breaking out of Sandboxie and evading ERP.

 

I'm still running ERP, Sandboxie and EMET + Windows 8 Security Protections.

I'm just having some fun testing out new builds, thankfully I have a test machine to do that on

 

Still diggin' the setup?

 

Oh, I love it...very light

 

Good to hear

 

DefenseWall
Shadow Defender
HitmanPro
HitmanPro.Alert
TrueCrypt
LastPass
Firefox-NS+ABP+WOT+HTTPS Everywhere
Drive Snapshot
Win FW

Should I give EMET a try with my setup? Do I need it? Will it conflict?

 

It depends on if you take the "who cares if my computer gets infected, I can restore it with a reboot thanks to Shadow Defender" point of view or if you want to try to keep everything out. Solid setup though

 

Active Defence:
HitMan pro alert!
MSE 4.2
Malwarebytes Pro
windows firewall


After 9 years i will leave avast!

 

Avast Free (Scan on write), Crystal Security, Windows Firewall

I miss Shadow Defender though

 

Travel Laptop Security Setup for Hotel stays. For the rest see my Sig.

1. ZyXEL Travel Router (Wireless Disabled).

http://www.zyxel.com/us/en/products_services/mwr102.shtml?t=p

2. Bitdefender Antivirus Plus 2014 (instead of ESET NOD32 AV).

3. Windows 8 64 bit Standard (Wireless Disabled).

 

Any reason you need HitmanPro.Alert if you use NoScript?

 

AppGuard & NVT Exe both locked down, HitmanPro.Alert, W7FW, OD Hitman Pro, Mbam...

 

Ah thanks.

 

I thought NS didn't protect against all the banking trojans that HitmanPro.Alert would alert for. Does it?