Sana PRSC vs Cyberhawk vs Defense wall

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by candysketch, Mar 10, 2007.

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  1. candysketch

    candysketch Registered Member

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    Which one to choose:
    1. The least resource hog.
    2. Easiest to use.
    3. Performance.

    Please advise only one to choose and why. To use with system:
    Window XP PRO SP2, Firefox, Avira Antivir PE, BoClean, Comodo Pro.

    Many thanks
     
    candysketch, Mar 10, 2007
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  2. KikiBibi

    KikiBibi Registered Member

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    I choose DefenseWall.

    I use IE7 with it. No more firefox/opera. No need to go through so much trouble.

    Very easy to use. Light on resource.
    Just place your browser/email/etc as untrusted and you are ready to go.
     
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    KikiBibi, Mar 10, 2007
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  3. Bio-Hazard

    Bio-Hazard Registered Member

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    I would also use DefenseWall. Like KikiBibi said it is very easy to use and it is light on your resources. It also had good review on www.techsupportalert.com
     
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  4. Kees1958

    Kees1958 Registered Member

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    I would choose DefenseWall, because it is a treathgate application

    - FireWall = Comodo
    - Treathgate = DefenseWall (this Sandbox HIPS covers the entry points to your PC, mail, Internet, P2P, chat)
    - Process level = BOCLean (generic Level process - would overlap with CyberHawk and PRSC)
    - Antivirus (data level) = Antivir
     
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