Advanced Plus Security AMD1's Most Current Config

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Security updates
Allow security updates and latest features
User Access Control
Notify me only when programs try to make changes to my computer
Real-time security
Kaspersky Total Security
Kaspersky Secure Connection
AppGuard Personal
NVT EXE Radar Pro V4 Beta
Sandboxie Paid
Firewall security
Periodic malware scanners
ZAM(on demand)
Malware sample testing
I do not participate in malware testing
Browser(s) and extensions
Google Chrome
HTTPS Everywhere
Kaspersky Protection
Maintenance tools
Ccleaner (paid)
WiseCare 365 (paid)
File and Photo backup
Macrium Reflect V7 (paid)
System recovery
Macrium Reflect V7 (paid)

bribon77

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Well, I think all are good programs. But it seems excessive to me. only with KTS would be enough. AppGuard seems fine, but NVT I think it's too much. Although there is a saying that says ... "It's never a bad year for a lot of wheat." If there are no conflicts, I see it well.
Thanks for sharing. :)
 
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This:

Kaspersky Total Security
Kaspersky Secure Connection
AppGuard Personal
NVT EXE Radar Pro V4 Beta
Sandboxie Paid


or this:

Kaspersky Total Security
Kaspersky Secure Connection

AppGuard Personal
NVT EXE Radar Pro V4 Beta
Sandboxie Paid

If you use a suite, just stick to the suite; if you feel the need to add anything to it, it means you don't trust it; so don't use it.

"Paranoid" means layered setup that complement each other to control all possible attack vectors.
Adding software that do the same things isn't being paranoid, it is nonsense.
 

mekelek

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Feb 24, 2017
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This:

Kaspersky Total Security
Kaspersky Secure Connection
AppGuard Personal
NVT EXE Radar Pro V4 Beta
Sandboxie Paid


or this:

Kaspersky Total Security
Kaspersky Secure Connection

AppGuard Personal
NVT EXE Radar Pro V4 Beta
Sandboxie Paid

If you use a suite, just stick to the suite; if you feel the need to add anything to it, it means you don't trust it; so don't use it.

"Paranoid" means layered setup that complement each other to control all possible attack vectors.
Adding software that do the same things isn't being paranoid, it is nonsense.
or he just wants it to be redundant in case the main protection fails?
also how does Sandboxie and KTS conflict or overlap with each other?
I agree that KTS's Application Control can be configured to become an Anti-Exe tho.
 

Nightwalker

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May 26, 2014
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This:

Kaspersky Total Security
Kaspersky Secure Connection
AppGuard Personal
NVT EXE Radar Pro V4 Beta
Sandboxie Paid


or this:

Kaspersky Total Security
Kaspersky Secure Connection

AppGuard Personal
NVT EXE Radar Pro V4 Beta
Sandboxie Paid

If you use a suite, just stick to the suite; if you feel the need to add anything to it, it means you don't trust it; so don't use it.

"Paranoid" means layered setup that complement each other to control all possible attack vectors.
Adding software that do the same things isn't being paranoid, it is nonsense.

Yes, exactly (y)
 
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Well, no slow down on system so the more the better I am thinking
More software = increased attack vector, more updates to manage, more potential internal conflicts especially if unknown overlaps are occurring on the system, etc.

More security software does not equal more protection, it is a case by case basis and depends on those security software, how those security software is used and how they work themselves, your system environment, your habits, etc.

KTS is a full suite, so I recommend you stick to either of what Umbra recommended as well. As for Sandboxie, if you're mainly using it for the browser sandboxing, I advise you use Kaspersky's safe browser instead... Kaspersky have virtualization.
 

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