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Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by sach1000rt, May 29, 2007.

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  1. sach1000rt

    sach1000rt Registered Member

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    which is the best rated security suite these days with high detection rate and not much memory hog. or the best combination of AVs antispyware and firewall?
     
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    Please try and test some yourself. As you can read on this forum everybody like another suite.
    Every PC is different so every suite works different for them.
    For me it is KIS7
     
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    Hi sach1000rt, In order to get good advice, what type of system are you running? Vista? XP home/pro etc.? What are your surfing habits? Is this for a mobile laptop or a desktop? Just from what I read here at Wilders, many suggest KIS or Kaspersky Internet Security. It's a top notch AV, has a good FW and is fairly light for a security suite.

    There are also ways to build a free suite of your own with good products. What I'm currently running are free versions of good software.
     
  4. WSFuser

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    Id say its Kaspersky Internet Security. Its a very good suit :thumb:
     
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    i have installed windows xp mce on my desktop. and here is my hardware configuration.
    1 GB RAM
    intel dual core processor.
    which do you think will be the best suite for me. if there is good combination of any different AVs and antispywares please tell me.
    and ofcourse im thinking of upgrading to 2GB RAM
     
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    I have about the same hardware configuration as yours and I've been running Kasperski Internet Security for over a year without any problems.

    Testing now the new KIS 7.0 It runs very light on my system.
     
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    Depending on your skill level, I would suggest:

    1. Kaspersky Internet Security...for the advanced user
    2. Norton Internet Security for everyone else

    And that is if you choose to go with a suite. There are other good suite options, but these 2 seem to be peaking at the moment. If not a suite, there are a ton of great combinations.
     
  8. TJP

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    Hi,
    Reads like you've got some "horsepower under the hood" with your setup :thumb:...Dual Core CPU & 1GB RAM (which is the RAM sweet spot with XP).

    You questions may return a slew of answers...Personally I'd heed the advice of Sjoeii & try as many suites as you care too.

    As there are quite a few to choose from, may I suggest you peruse the list of vendors over at AV-Comparatives & take a look at each suite they offer for trial.

    Here are a couple of suite suggestions:
    I'm a paying Eset customer, so showing my bias :p may I suggest the beta version of the security suite (ESS). I've found this to be an excellent, basic AV suite.

    ESS scans my PC faster than Nod32, the firewall is easy to use and an anti-spam module is also included. I'm uncertain how well the anti-spam works as I use Mozilla Thunderbird, not MS Outlook. (Other email programs are to be included over time.).

    ESS is possibly not as feature rich as some of its competition at this point, but it will improve over time & its free to use at the moment.

    I've briefly used the version 7.0 TR releases of Kaspersky's KIS (and KAV) to compare with ESS.

    KIS is a phenomenal product, in my opinion it is head and shoulders above ESS because of the extra modules it has, such as a anti-rootkit scanner. With KIS you have a top notch AV with many different protection modules, an excellent firewall & the bonus of really low RAM usage at idle (with 1GB of RAM, this point is a little superfluous) .

    Hope this helps in some small way...good luck with your search.


     
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    thank u for the suggestion. So can i test KIS 7 or KIS 6 now. Which will be the good one? and i hope it will not decrease the speed of internet.
     
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    KIS 6.0 is the actual sold product. KIS 7.0 is TR version, they should release the final version sometimes in June but you can download it from here to test.

    ftp://data.kaspersky.com/
     
  11. C.S.J

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    this forum is biased!
    Norton 2007/kaspersky based on that.
     
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    it should be a combo of KIS7 + GhostSecurity Suite 2007
     
  15. pravbk

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    where i can find ghost security suite?
     
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