What is your security setup these days?

spyshelter system protection blocks good stuff like appguard
let's see if it can do same with those nasty trojans

 

GData Total Security and very impressed.

 

ah..changed again.. is gdata resource friendly? and everything running smooth? please share your experience

 

I would also very much appreciate any shared experience. Especially the impact of their webguard on browsing experience.

 

Still same setup..haven't changed..

 

Right now running Total Security on q desktop, 2 laptops and a netbook. It is a big installer at around 290 MBs. Installing is fairly simple and not bad. I do hate the fact you have to run a complete scan at the start to get the GUI icon to go from red to green.

Once installed it is as light as Avast on all 4 computers. Memory usage may be about 1 to 2 percent more, which still keeps it lower then most AVs. Webguard is of no impact which surprises me because with 2010 it was. I am really impressed. The netbook is fine though they have a version for it but I am not going to use 2 different products. Firewall is quiet. Really surprising.

Gets a Buy Rating from me, especially if the G Data rep here offers a discount. Hmmmmm, a Wilders discount. Time to go to work.

 

Thank you very much for answering. Good luck with your work!

 

sounds good trjam

 

i have AppGuard and hitman pro in 2 computers and in my laptop i have hitman pro and Spyshelter Premium with my browser in *restricted mode*

 

it must be a light setup for both..

 

Ditched Geswall.
I tried bufferzone pro for a little while. It did some weird thing in firefox. It wouldn't start with window full. It wasn't open all the way. So I now have sandboxie installed.
CIS 5 and sandboxie. Seems like its a good combo.

 

Windows XP SP3

Realtime:
Sandboxie( Forced browsers, messengers, removable drives)
Spyshelter Free
LnS firewall
Open DNS

Ondemand:
Hitman Pro
MBAM

Software Updater:
SUMO

No Backup

*Removed Clearcloud DNS.. its giving Domain not exist pages

 

Giving MSE 2.0 another spin. Have resolved to run it for a week and see if it "settles in" in regards to resource usage.

 

Panda Internet Security 2011 + KeyScrambler

 

So how is it really? You usually have a after your posts on PIS. I see a change to here.

 

Since i got a license i was kinda "enthusiastic" to try it out, but then i felt it slowed down pc and browsing a lot, then i was like screw it let's format PC LOL

Then after format decided to give it a second chance
Up to now it's performing kinda well, the only problem is when opening lots of Chrome tabs with intensive stuff such as flash etc, it freezes for a few secs

 

Won't happen.

 

Back to avast pro

 

AppGuard beta is running very well in my vista and in my seven 64 bits
and SpyShelter Premium is one of the best around hips

 

its about time you realized that my good friend

 

added process lasso

 

Changed quite a bit my set-up. For a short while gave G-data IS 2011 a spin but it didn't live to my expectations performance-wise. Commit size RAM - over 350 MB!, also the Webguard slowed down my browsing way more than Avira or Avast.

 

Forgot to mention, using WinPatrol PLUS again. Figured an extra layer of protection can't hurt, especially using on average 8MB of RAM. (Plus, I've paid for it!)

 

290 MBs?
why so big?
is there a version of Unreal Tournament included?

 

i wonder if spyshelter premium has same features in 64 bits as it has in 32 bit version like putting the browser in restricted mode and if it does it will be very powerfull for the 64 bits systems