What is your security setup these days?

Shared Network:
Actiontec Modem with SPI Firewall
DyDNS Free (Ads and Pop-ups, Conficker Worm, Phishing, Spyware)

Real-time Protection:
AVG Anti-Virus Free (w/o E-mail Scanner) [UAC Protected]
ClamAV for Windows (Powered by Immunet)
Comodo Internet Security Premium (w/o Antivirus) [Password Protected]
WinPatrol Free Cloud Edition

System (Windows 7 Pro 64-bit):
Enabled DEP, SEHOP, Default-Deny SRP, Silent UAC
Disabled Windows Firewall, System Restore, Internet Explorer, Autorun/Autoplay
Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit
Spybot - Search & Destroy (Immunize)

Firefox 3.6.12:
Adblock Plus (Malware Domains subscription)
LastPass
WOT - Safe Browsing Tool
SandBoxie Free (+ DropRights & Internet Access Restrictions)

On-demand Scanning:
ArcaVir MicroScan
Avira Free
BugBopper
Emsisoft Free Emergency Kit
ESET Online Scanner (Smart Installer)
Hitman Pro
Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool (NOD32 Update Viewer)
Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware
Norton Power Eraser
SUPERAntiSpyware Free
Trend Micro HouseCall

Analyzers:
http://camas.comodo.com/
Sysinternals Autoruns
http://www.urlvoid.com/
VirusTotalUploader

Updates:
Freeware Files RSS
KC Softwares SUMo

Backup:
Paragon Backup & Recovery Home Special Edition


Ubuntu Lucid Netbook:
Chromium --safe-plugins, AdThwart, LastPass, WOT
Regularly updated. Sudo only, no root

 

When i reformat in x64 my setup will be EAM + OA and keyscrambler

 

Took off Online Armor.

Added NOD32 and WinPatrol Plus.

 

Wow. What do you do besides manage your computer security? Seems like a full time job lol.

Sul.

 

mwahahaha!

with that much stuff running he's gotta keep his computer running in a barrel of ice just to keep it cool!

 

MAN! WAKE UP!
This is WILDERS RAWWWWWR.
We are security paranoids

Nothing is too much in Wilders terms

 

come on man!
have you ever heard "small is beautiful"?

right...
my ex didn't buy it either.

 

Windows 7 Pro x64 (Uac Off, Defender Off, all services based on blackviper for one users without sharing and remote and more......).

Real-Time : (behind hardware routeur)

Comodo Firewall Safe Mode 5.0.163652.1142
Ikarus Virus.Utilities 1.0.214
Ad Muncher Premium 4.9
SpyShelter Premium 5.00
CounterSpy 4.0.3904

Share parameters of Lan disabled
IPV6 enabled
TCP Auto Tunning Disabled

On-Demand :
Mbam 1.50
Hitman Pro 3.5.7 build 117
SAS 4.46.1000

Browser :
Iron 7.0.520.1

Password Manager :
x-lizard 3.0.0.0

Maintenance :
Secunia Psi 1.5.0.2
Yamicsoft 2.0.3
DriverMax 5.6
Ulimate Windows Tweaker 2.1
R-Wipe and Clean 9.2
MV RegClean 5.9
Auslogics Registry Cleaner 2.0.550
Vit Registry Fix Pro 10.0.0.2
TweakMe! 1.1.0.7
PrivacyRoots Wipe 2011
CCleaner 3.01.1327
Defraggler 2.00.230

Rules.

 

Added Online Armor Premium. Strangely, with it and Sandboxie, Google Chrome won't connect to the internet, no probs with Firefox and IE 8. So removed Sandboxie and Malware Defender. Do you think Run Safer is any effective? I got used to Sandboxie and I know that Run Safer is no match in the way it works but is it useful?

 

One of the setups I laugh @ constantly

Keep it simple peeps!

 

Zerotox, see here : https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=286666

 

Okay then, took off NOD32. Is there anything else I can get rid of, or replace with something simpler?

 

Actually your setup is fine

 

Removed avast free and oa free
added ais

 

Thanks a lot for the link - very useful discussion.

 

LOL, what a good laugh

 

All behind router with Norton DNS

Wife's laptop, Vista x32 business, 2GB, 1,6 AMD Turion 2x, and 250GB Hybrid Momentus Harddisk (with 4 GB read cache)
- Windows FW with outbound application filtering
- Safe Admin setup with UAC auto elevate
- SRP on internet facing software (basic user)
- Winpatrol (only registry control of user-land autorun/vulnable entries)
- Avast only e-mail and webshield (no boot scan)
- IE8 locked down through GPO, lots of other GPO safety settings

My business desktop, Windows7 x32 Ultimate, 2.95 Ghz, E7200, 2GB RAM, 1TB samsung (145 MB/s read, 85 MB/s write)
- Windows FW with outbound application filtering
- Safe Admin with UAC prompt
- WinPatrol (only registry)
- Avast only e-mail and web shield (no boot scan)
- Chrome beta 9

Son's gaming desktop, Vista x64 Home Premium, AMD x4 Athlon 640 @3Ghz, 4GB RAM, 360 GB Raid 0 (125 MB read/write)
- Safe Admin with UAC on auto elevate
- PGS for SRP on internet facing software (basic user)
- AGV 2011 (ID protection + on Execution)
- Chrome beta 9

Son's university laptop, Windows7 x64 Home Premium, Intel 330M, 4GB Ram, 320 GB HD
- Safe Admin with UAC
- Avast File Shield only (exec of attachements and executable write)
- WinPatrol (user land registry autorun + vulnarable keys)
- Chrome beta 9

Will keep it this way until AppGuard x64 will be released with memory protection (for Windows7 setups).

 

Hehe WTG Noob

 

I really understand users using EAM. It's together with NAV the best solution available when it comes to protection at this date. What I can't take is the insane impact EAM has on the computer resources. The HDD is crumbling under EAMs' weight.

 

How are you doing this on win7 ? Basic User no longer works properly from what I have seen.

Sul.

 

Sorry was a typo, SRP on Vista Business machine, on other Vista machines I use PGS. I will be using AppGuard for it when the release comes out.

 

Its not crumbling for me. It depends on your pc setup. It doesn't have high I/O activity for me just might spike to 100k RAM at times with version 5.0.0.84 but doesn't seem to be happening with the beta verson i'm using in my sig.

 

If you don't have the problems, then I'm envious. EAM provides top-3 protection while still being one of the cheapest. I'd love to be able to use it as well.

 

Thanks. I agree with your statement. Maybe they will improve enough for you to use it in the future who knows.