What is your security setup these days?

Hahaha my friend

 

not only me change my set up often i guez

 

Testing trend micro titanium av 2012.......

 

Thats true J, but you change so much I lose count

 

back to dancing panda

 

Haha

 

Sometimes it's nice to just have the AV do all of the work, even if it is a resource hog and not super effective =p but I do enjoy some of the features in Comodo's AV.

I'll pass for now but maybe another time.

 

I knew it would happen

 

you see

 

I see a lot of smoke coming out of your house J..wat you upto?

 

it's Mbam Pro destroying malware

 

but did you see this happening- J testing bulldog internet security? what you think about that my good friend?

 

That must be a new one, No? Vendor from Texas

 

Sure I could see it. J likes to test security software. I think I will go test Ashampoo Anti-Malware now

 

i did try it it's not that Bad

Shampoo in my mail
Very very Large Database Update procedure is discusting

anyway i didn't try it against malware
didn't work well with panda free

mmm
Good interface
include Rootkit scanner not too bad to give a try

 

lol my good friend dont know if bullguard is from texas though rofl

 

test it as much as you like just dont get shampoo in ur eyes though

 

There is only one solution to the complete malware crush at the moment (testing about 100 0-day malware samples a day on-execution, and no, I am not going to share samples nor am I going to test even more since I don't have time!);

WSA (for not very well known software - which I use rarely - I use the 'sandbox' as well to be extra, extra safe).
MBAM Pro

 

I tried it as well too. Uses alot of memory and sig updates are slow. I wouldn't use it. Although one thing I do like is you have the option to use both engines or one engine by itself.

I already tested in my VM. Just wanted to see if they improved anything since last version. I didn't like it so my VM is restored back to my snapshot

 

WSA?

What is that?

Honestly, protecting against malware seems fairly easy. It's a matter of protecting yourself from direct attacks and cutting down resource usage wherever possible at this point for me -- I'm already protected from malicious files.

 

Webroot SecureAnywhere

 

Mbam Pro rules

 

Oh was it BullGuard you were after. Well BullGuard started in Denmark but their HQ is located in the UK so now you know that

 

What do you think about a combo of MBAM pro and AppGuard? MBAM to check downloads and AppGuard to lock everything down.