What is your security setup these days?

This setup worked well for me for quite a while. I may even go back to it..

 

I always have liked OA. And I like the small GUI changes I see so far in 5.0.
This will be my first time with Vipre and OA together.
When Vipre 5.0 is released later this year, I'll probably go back to their Premium suite on both computers.

 

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Just running Avast and the Win firewall

 

Yeah the new OA is running very well and it has loads less I/O activity. It's a hard choice for me as Avira gets along so well with OA as does Vipre. The key thing keeping me with Avira is the 18 months I have left on the license and the new version which should be out relatively soon. They are prepping for Beta testing right now.

 

Shh Mongol. Avira isnt doing a beta this year.

Yeah right, Avira will get kicked in the dirt one more time, soon, then the dragon awakens to reclaim what is rightfully its.

 

Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 x86

Firewall:
Linksys NAT Router
Look’n’Stop Firewall 2.07 (Phant0m’s Ruleset)

Anti-Virus:
Emsisoft Anti-Malware 5.1.0.10
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Pro 1.50.1.1100

HIPS/IDS/Blocking/Hardening:
DefenseWall HIPS/Personal Firewall 3.11
EMET 2.0.0.3 (Internet facing applications & MS Office), UAC (Minimum protection settings)
ClearCloud DNS
WinPatrol Plus 20.0.2011.2
SpywareBlaster 4.4 (Ad-Aware custom blocking)

Resident On Demand Scanners:
Hitman Pro 3.5.7 Build 118
Mischel TrojanHunter 5.3 (994)
Norton Power Eraser 1.7.0.3
Sophos Anti-Rootkit 1.5.4
Avast Antirootkit 0.9.6
SpyDLL Remover 4.5
Kaspersky TDSSKiller 2.4.21.0

 

Man I forgot about that Beta test thing...I was sworn to secrecy...

 

trying Puppy Linux
its cute and easy to use , considering this is my first time with linux

 

New Kaspersky 2012 Beta .323

 

Online Armor 5 Premium + Returnil System Safe Pro.

 

just boght prevx and got a free hitman pro licence
new combo and ofcourse got to have proactive D+

 

I would ditch D+ and go back to Appguard.

 

how well does AppGuard plays with prevx?thanks for the advise

 

Seems to be working fine on my computer.

 

cool i may try it soon

 

Prevx runs excellent with AppGuard!

The only possible issue that might exist is that SafeOnline is sometimes prevent to write to browser memory. However, in the keylogger-tests I've run, Prevx has protected me anyway. Note that those were just keylogger simulators and not real malware. The 'possible' issue which probably isn't an issue has been reported to Blue Ridge Networks and they're looking into it!

'Sandboxes' like the one in D+ is a nuisance for me. More often than not I want the applications to run in a _real_ environment. That's why I prefer AppGuard as it allows programs to run but with very limited power to compromise your system anyway. That, and that AppGuard literally demands and system resources at all (D+ is very light as well but not nearly as light). I like the cloud-technology Comodo is using for their 'sandbox' though.

 

RealTime
Look'n'Stop 2.07
Zemana 1.9.2.243
Sandboxie 3.54
KeyScrambler 2.7.1

Light Virtualization
Shadow Defender 1.1.0.325

On-Demand
Malwarebytes 1.50.1.1100

BackUp
Macrium Reflect Full Edition 4.2/3141

OpenDNS / Opera 11.01

 

Zemana + KeyScramber?

 

RealTime
Vipre antivirus premium v4.0.3904 with autoupdate

On-Demand
Malwarebytes 1.50.1.1100
SAS Professional
Hijacktis
Emsisoft Emergency Kit
Spydll remover

Light Virtualization
Shadow Defender

Browser
Internet explorer 9

System maintenace
system mechanic professional v10.1.2

Backup image
Shadow protect

 

Yes.
Zemana is more then just an anti-logger, but as with anything nothing is 100% guaranteed.
Which is where KeyScrambler compliments Zemana, they play well together and if something slips by Zemana then hopefully KeyScrambler will save the day.
Both are very light and both are bought and paid for, so why not.

 

thanks fo ther explanation shadek

 

may try Online Armor 5

New feature: File & Registry Shield
Online Armor 5.0 now also protects selected files, folders and registry keys from being changed. A rule system based on trust-level settings exactly defines the programs that have full access, partial access or no access to the protected areas. This provides special protection to the user against ransomware attacks, where important documents are encrypted and ransom money is demanded for the encryption key.

 

my new security set up

 

What firewall are you running, jmonge?