Why I switched to OnlineArmor + Threatfire

I think Drive Sentry is doing well, they have some B2B contracts which gives them a baseline income, they have a user base to develop the product further, so there is a nice small security company growing up.

Same as with Online Armor (who are more mature) which also combines local IT company with a worldwide security application (as said OA is miles ahead on DS), but the concept is good.: local for local and a global clan

 

I do wish them well, and, hopefully sometime soon I can get it to work on my system ( I hate unknown conflicts, there's quite a few good apps I've been screwed out of because of it). I don't run a software firewall at the moment, but I'll probably change that once the newest OA comes out. I'd like to try it out again, the last time I had it Mike was right there for me, he's a good guy.