How to secure OA Free

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by renegade08, Jan 17, 2009.

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  1. renegade08

    renegade08 Registered Member

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    What programs should be added to PC besides OA Free, so OA Free to have same(read: similar) features and same functionality as OA paid.

    1. Added programs which are paid (mixed paid and free software).


    2. Added programs which are only Freeware.



    I would like to hear your opinions.
     
  2. Kees1958

    Kees1958 Registered Member

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    Drive Sentry free for extra file and registry protection, plus blacklist scanning

    GeSWall free for browser protection
     
  3. neksus

    neksus Registered Member

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    +1 on GesWall free (or GesWall/DefenseWall paid, depending on which one you feel more comfortable with).

    If you are not fond of that "Community" aspect in DriveSentry, u can maybe use a HIPS which offers file & registry protection but with application protection disabled (something like EQSecure, which is free) coupled with one of the popular free AntiViruses.

    Or instead of HIPS & AV as different products, you can go with Rising AV which offers decent file/registry/antivirus protection with default settings.. Not so highly ranked in all those AV tests, but strong in additional HIPS-like protection it offers..
     
  4. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

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    what about avira plus malware defender?
     
  5. neksus

    neksus Registered Member

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    Another +1, of course.
    Maybe also with only file/registry protection in MD, if one gets easily annoyed with seemingly neverending cannonade of popups:) Also Avira's heuristics and policy based protection of GW/DW can substitute lack of that classical HIPSy application protection quite well.
     
  6. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

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    you really make sense to me:thumb: what about defensewall with a ativirus?never tried do you advise that?
     
  7. neksus

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    I guess u'll be fine inside your combo with sporadic demand-only AV usage, mainly at those times when you feel just bored enough to run it:)
     
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    thanks:thumb:
     
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