What is your security setup these days?

Thank you roger for your reply, I appreciate your input.

I am currently testing this on one of my testbed junker PCs and noticed a few thing's

What I like:

• The layout and the overall interface/look is nice, simple and clean.
• Features are quite nice
• Memory consumption is very small
• Installing and Uninstalling the program was fast
• No third-party junk.

What I don't like:

• It appears to not work along side Sandboxie, I'm sure it would require some tweaking (Launching browsers through Sandboxie)
• Permanent deselection of sub categories aren't present or isn't working correctly (Example: Deselecting Invalid Shortcuts or Windows Logs from the scan options doesn't remember your choice for next cleanup, it always remains selected by default)
• I don't like the lock in feature for the "Default Search Engine" area, especially if I am choosing to use a different search engine, such as DuckDuckGo or Starpage. Unfortunately, only the popular search engines are selectable

I posted the above, just in case others may want to give it a try.

 

Also there's no ignore list as of yet. For example it it wants to remove the Java updater from Windows startup and I have to uncheck after every scan before doing a clean.

Baidu's PC Faster was the same, but recently they added an ignore list.

Also, I don't know why it wants to clean the prefetch folder. I would seem that by default it wants to clean everything in there.

Still, it is a very polished and professional looking product for something so new.

 

It definitely has it's quirks, hopefully they'll fix them soon.

I agree, it is very polished and professional looking, especially for it being new.

 

Webroot tweaked settings to max

emsisoft free antimalware

Norton dns

-----------Adwcleaner is it any good?---------------?

 

with webroot and emsisoft you got a very solid protection

 

I am just coming to the conclution that I may need my nod32 antivirus and maybe a free firewall or just use webroot but its firewall is not complete

 

I disabled SRP and removed Sandboxie. After few years I installed Kaspersky AV. I must say I'm really impressed with it. It's really light!

 

is webroot firewall good?

 

Not having too much fun with avast's latest DeepScreen technology, been having problems left and right (False positives with uninstallers).

I understand it's an RC and it has to go through extensive testing, but it kind of makes me less excited for version 9/2014. So, that being said, I'm going to be taking a break from avast for awhile.

So, here is what I'm using now.

Avira Free Antivirus + K9 Web Protection + NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro

 

Webroot SecureAnywhere Firewall is very efficient.

From here,

 

I was just wondering thanks for the input

 

Avira

 

+1 on that one

I just started using it

 

it has to mature but it is still good to have

 

added NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro

 

Sticking w/ KAV and OA...I think this will be a very good set-up to keep my computer clean...

 

ESET doesn't like it

 

Thats odd.
No alert from eset on my end.?

 

I have ERP Beta v3 and webroot sa on my daughters machine and it is rock solid and extremely light

 

we have a similar security set up nod32 and ERP Pro

 

Removed TinyWall due to bugs (had trouble even uninstalling it), incompatibility with CyberGhost VPN and iTunes WiFi Sync (need to disable TinyWall), and general lack of need for outbound control on a clean system. Oh well, it was interesting.

 

Trying Avast 2014 RC3, Malwarebyres Pro, Win Patrol, Windows Firewall, smooth sailing so far.

 

Shadow Defender 1.3.0.457 and the new AVAST 2014 RC3 (free).

Firewall is Windows and hardware = router.

Also have Emsisoft Emergency Kit for 2nd opinion - run once a month or so.

 

Trying Avira IS with WSA....very smooth! Thanks Securon!

 

Added Avast Antivirus beta 8.

Removed Bitdefender, it was too heavy on resources and too many false positives which didn't get quarantined.