What is your security setup these days?

Firewall
Linksys Router
Outpost Firewall Pro 6.5.4. 2525.381.0687
Harden-It 1.2
Seconfig XP 1.1

Anti-Virus/Anti-Spyware
Kaspersky Anti-Virus Personal 8.0.0.506
Prevx 3.0.1.65

HIPS
Ghost Security Suite 1.420 (AppDefend 2.000 and RegDefend 3.000)
DiamondCS WormGuard 3

Block Lists
MVPS hosts file 5/11/09 + hpHosts hosts file 5/2/09 (with HostsXpert 4.3)
SpywareBlaster 4.2

and a plethora of on demand scanners

 

Changed my desktop to translate DW in Dutch, so saved fun setup image and now running on E5200@3,06 Ghz 2GB Ram XP Pro SP3 desktop

Realtime
- Windows firewall, on Wireless clients the SSID and Router MAC address is preset in wireless card adaptor (this to assures adaptor only binds with Router)
- DefenseWall paid (also protected USB, CD-DVD, automatic clean up rollback)
- Avira Beta 9 Free version, enabled Proactive (- medium): Scanner (optimised scan plus check on rootkits before scan, heuristics low, unattended removal) Guard (heuristics high, check on all files at write only)
- Keyscrambler free for IE8 (only icon display)

We do online-shopping/banking with IE8 (XSS filter on, smart screen filter check before on-line shopping) daily browsing with Chromium (has an internal policy sandbox)

On demand
- OSAM
- Panda Anti-rootkit
- Fsecure Blacklight
- Process Hacker

Basic security level (application level security is futile when you have not taken precautions on network and data level)
- external off line harddisk image backup/recover with Paragon Free, data backup/recovery with Syncback Free
- router
a) partitioned LAN (no traffic between clients - we have a gamer in da house, which is not allowed to access other PC's)
b) Wireless longest key WPA2 AES,
c) SSID hidden, new WL clients need a PIN to connect also, changed (ADMIN/USER passwords, IP address of router, name of network)
d) MAC Address control
e) DHCP reservation (clients get same IP addres based on Mac Addres)
f) Network filter on used clients, other IP addresses are dropped
g) Inbound filter on our own IP addresses (so internal IP addresses from WAN side blocked)
h) ARP Spoof checking, DDOS/flood attack protection, no respond to Ping from Wan side enabled, UPnP disabled, SPI enabled (limited DPI with Network filter)
i) Added OpenDNS primary and secondary servers in router (enabled phising protection in OpenDNS, disabled it in IE8 )

 

nomarjr3, You removed Rollback Rx and bought a lic for EAZ-Fix, just wondering why? I thought they were basically the same.

 

Check my sig. from time to time... I've a feeling I'm gonna say this many times.

 

Avira Premium Security 2009 (Promotional)
Shadow Defender
Thats all I need

 

AlphaShield
DefenseWall
Prevx
Sandboxie
Seconfig Xp
AdMuncher
Image For Windows
OpenDNS
Opera

 

@raven

Avast + AVG Linkscanner without any conflict?

 

Is sandboxie on demand or are your browsers sandboxed whole the time?

 

Just on-demand, for the darker side of the net.

 

OS
Nlite xp home

Browser
FF3.10 portable
Qtweb
Iq browser
IronPortable


active
Acronis True Image
sandboxie
bufferzone
First-Defence ISR
Eqsecure
Malware.Defender
Real Time Defender
CCleaner
Clean Mem
Startup Delay
Software Virtualization Solution
bit of common sense

dont have any malware and av installed

on demand
Kcleaner
XP Smoker 5.5
XPlite
AnVir
SUMO
process hacker
kX-Ray
kztechssuite
SysProt
Hostman
Driver Cleaner
Total Commander
Regshot
MJRegWatcher
ProcessTamer
Daphne

 

My license for Rollback RX finally expired.

I had to renew my license, so I settled for the cheaper EAZ-Fix.

Yes, it's the same thing. But different programmers.

 

I wonder does EAZ-Fix work on Windows 7?

 

Not as I know of.
AFAIK, it ain't compatible with Windows 7.

 

i am trying a new set up:xp2

Comodo Antivirus with D+(no firewall)
Malware Defender( Network protection only)

 

yes. I used it with no issues.

 

Windows XP SP2


Real-Time: Windows FW / Threatfire / Dekart Private Disk / Faronics Anti-Executable v2.20*

On-Demand: VirusTotal [Online scan - new files ] / Secunia PSI [Online Scan - vunerabilty in existing apps] / ATI Home 2009**

*Trialing
**Under Review

 

How did you set it up so that Comodo does not install it's firewall?

 

Removed all my on-demand scanners, and settled for Avira 9 for real-time protection against malware.

Coupled with OSS, I think it's a solid combo.

 

Oh goodie

 

Actually, all my browsers and IMs are sandboxed w/ Sandboxie lol
I just don't put Sandboxie in my sig since it's a given for me.

The others that Avira miss should probably be covered by OSS's HIPS.

 

install the security package and then just remove the firewall part of the suite and only use the antivirus and D+ very cool antivirus indeed

 

Avira Premium, Shadow Defender, Vista Firewall. Thats all except SAS as a on-demand scanner. With my Basic surf habbits consisting of Yahoo (weather & news), PowerBall Lottery ( to see who won my donation money), and Wilders Security Forums ( My personal favorite). And no unnecessary downloading. This setup should do me a long time.

 

Love it.." to see who won my donation money" LOL

Your set up should do you very nicely!

 

NOD32 v4, Prevx 3.0, Windows Firewall, A-Squared, SAS.

 

Both COMODO and Outpost have very good HIPS anti-leak technology, as proven by Matousec tests.

Thanks! Yours is a nice setup too