What is your security setup these days?

I see your point. I prefer to keep my setup simple and SRP do it better than anything.

I understand that ERP is more complete and secure, but I prefer the simplicity.

 

Moreover SRP (+ AppLocker +...) is a kind of DIY setup.

It's always intriguing.

 

sure guys you may make fun of us those who are brave enough to try a lot of softwares even those that are buggy but at the end it help realize that if you don't try it you don't know it.i don't talk all about it here in the forum but I even malware test therm to see how they are improving etc etc,and not only just try them to see how they run for memory ram or cpu spikes.i am a beta tester and I really love to see programs progress sorry if that offends some of you or even if you guys take us as an example or to even laugh about us(those who change our signature very often)there is a reason why we do this,for example will you keep a program in your system that is not protecting you now and before it did protect you?it is out for sure people change so does softwares and how we know it is by trying them ofcourse,another example software get sold to other company and or it change theier licence method do you know what I mean?or software that is alive but soon get abounded or support is dying little by little will you keep it or move on?
note:if you need an advise look for trjam,securon or me

 

Continue to do your thing jmonge why stop if you enjoy it

 

it is not that I enjoy it it is to prove or to make a point or experiment to see how or how much money is wasted because of all this and as far as I can see NOD32 and Kaspersky are the winners in my book also webroot is getting there but the malware detention is weak
one thing I can say is that a lot of security software acts worse than malware its self

 

NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro v3? Beta right?

 

yes it is beta and it looks nicer
I have it in lockdown extreme

 

Panda Cloud Free, Malwarebytes Pro and EMET 4.1

 

When SRP/AppLocker is done in a path-based manner with admins excluded from rules, there is no ongoing maintenance at all, except if one runs into a program that has executables in non-normal locations.

 

well you are doing a nice job and not even getting paid for it nice one.
so eset, kaspersky and webroot are your favourites?

 

Perfect!

Perfect too!

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I am still testing the SSRP. Maybe add SecureAPlus.

 

cptredsox thank you and those 3 are not my fabes but I like them alot

 

Windows 8.1 Pro x64
ESET Smart Security 7
Webroot SecureAnywhere Anti-Virus 2014 (Courtesy of jmonge)
Hitman Pro (Courtesy of jmonge)
MBAM Pro

 

Not sure about the big K but NOD32 rules, keep on doing what you do JMONGE

 

yep, if i had more computers , i will do more beta-tests ^^ but Emsisot, ERP, AXTM and Webroot is enough for me ^^

 

I'll walk that statement back a bit. When using path-based rules, one should periodically audit folder/file permissions with Accesschk.

 

And the good thing is we learn a good deal from your experiences about all the different setups and software. You enjoy it. Keep going my good buddy.

 

Got quick help from Webroot about a conflict with a game, so now WSA is back on. There's a small hit in browsing speed with CyberGhost, which seems a fair trade-off in return for tracking prevention.

 

A VPN by itself doesn't stop every type of tracking. See http://www.vpnaccounts.com/blog/vpn-tracking-cookies-explained/ for more info.

 

webroot is very fast and light, I just want to see an detention improovement

 

What game?

 

Good Afternoon! Avira 2014 I.S... WSA Security Plus...Zemana Antilogger...and Online Armour Firewall...Complimentary Edition...Allright... Free Offering...Sincerely...Securon

 

Securon Free Offering where?

 

+1 Tailored tests for WSA should be coming soon.