What is your security setup these days?

webroot very impresive

 

Using whats in my sig now and im settled wirh it. Yes i am going to be using threarfire, its old and dead but still usefull

 

threarfire is very powerfull

 

Running Comodo Internet Security Premium 6.1 and Sandboxie 4.02 (Lifetime)

 

Windows 7 Ultmate 32 bits (E5200 dual core at 3 GHZ with SSD + 2xHDD) with router and NAS

Home network (LAN) protection
01. Router (inbound) and Windows FireWall also blocking outbound applications

System space protection
02. Deny installation/elevation of unsigned drivers-activeX-PS1scripts/executables (GPO/UAC)
03. Memory exploit protection DEP/SEHOP/ASLR (system) and EMET 4 (explorer and 'user' applications)

User space restrictions
04. GPO hardened User configuration (Outlook & IE settings, CMD/scripts, user init, autoruns, etc)
05. SRP Deny execute for Basic Users in user folders (install with right click 'run as Admin')

Threatgate mitigation
06. Outlook runs virtualised (RunAsInvoker) in Basic User container (StripMyRights = debugger)
07. Banking: IE10 protected mode with FireWall restricting to TCP-443 and EMET pinning cert's for HTTPS
08. Surfing: Chromium's sandbox, safe browsing, allow Javascript from COM & NL, click to play Flash and AdBlockPlus
09. ACL deny execute for everyone in download/mail folders (drive by) and GPO disable execute access for USB (drive in)

On demand monthly scan's
10. Malicious Software Removal Tool (runs with Windows Update), HitmanPro (run before NAS backup)

 

Yeah, we finally got EMET 4!

Doesn't EMET cover DEP/SEHOP/ASLR system-wide? Or is it better to enable them in OS itself?

 

Would just like to say that this is the lightest setup ive ever used, and not to mention i feel as secure as i did when i used CIS.

 

Are you having problems with the purge function on CIS...?
I could only purge the trusted files but the others would make the window disappear.
There are still a few bugs in there.

 

No problems with that, but I have ran into others.

I might either ride it out until 6.2 is released, or if it get's too bad, then back to avast! I go.

 

Thanks..

 

Good Evening! To mark the release of G-Data 2014 products in N.America I've re-installed G-Data 2014 I.S. alongside WSA Security Plus...no conflicts so far! Sincerely...Securon

 

Scrambling between setups once again.

What do you think is a good choice?

1.
Comodo Internet Security Premium 6.2
Sandboxie

2.
Comodo Internet Security Premium 6.2
NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro x64

3.
Comodo Internet Security Premium 6.2
NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro x64
Sandboxie

4.
avast! Free Antivirus
NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro x64
Sandboxie

5
avast! Free Antivirus
Outpost Firewall Pro 8.1
Sandboxie

I would like to try to keep Sandboxie in the mix this time, I made the mistake on not using it for awhile there.

 

My choice is No. 4.

 

Thanks siketa, That's actually what I'm currently running

If you don't mind me asking, what are your reasons for choosing that combo?

 

I would choose number 4 also.

 

Thank you AMIGA500 for your advice, I appreciate that.

May I ask what your reasons would be?

 

Cause each product covers one security layer with no overlapping (AV+AE+SB).
The setup is light on resources and does not give you many popups.

 

Thank you siketa, that was my logic behind it as well, just wanted to get others thoughts on it.

Thanks for answering, I appreciate that

 

Well comodo has their own sandbox as you know but im not sure how thoroughly tested it has been,where as sandboxie is a proven and tested program and it runs sweetly with avast.
Damn now im itching to install avast again lol.

Thats my view fwiw and the best of luck with whatever you choose.

 

The Sandbox that comes with Comodo is actually quite powerful in it's beginning stages. I've thrown hundreds of malware at it, and it didn't budge one bit (During testing)

Although, Comodo still needs to concentrate more on the Sandbox, because it does still have a lot of bypasses that have been documented.

I would have to agree with you on Sandboxie, it is proven and tested, which is why I would choose it over Comodo, at least for now.

I say why not...Run it, it's quite powerful and it keeps getting better and better from what I hear.

Thank you AMIGA500 for your input, much appreciated for you replying to my posts and giving me your views on thing's.

 

choice number 1

 

i am done with anti-executable,it causing some trouble here

 

wellcome Kaspersky Internet Security 2013

 

Thanks for your input jmonge