Do I need SSM with Online Armor?

Do I need System Safety Monitor with Online Armor, or is there too much overlap?

I'm using Windows 98SE, so my selection of intrusion prevention programs is limited.
My goal is to find a good layered approach that will:

-Detect/prevent malware from installation
-Use heuristics (w/ little false positives)
-Run at kernel level to prevent the growing threat of stealth rootkits
-And prevent DoS and buffer overflow attacks, (A good firewall maybe?)


I currently run:
NOD32
ZoneAlarm Pro firewall (V.4)
CounterSpy
WormGuard
Port Explorer
TrojanHunter
Spy Protector (from Security Task Manager)

I'm considering adding these:
Online Armor
System Safety Monitor
Spyware Doctor
Anti-Executable, after I ask Bill Gates for some extra change

What do you think?
Thanks!
Jeff

 

I'm not familiar with SSM but you can get a 30d trial of Online Armor and have a play


Mike

 

Thanks Mike!

I'll give it a whirl and let you know of any conflicts with SSM.

Jeff