Battle Best Security Combinations?

[King Alpha]

I've tried many combos for the past years (Avast w/ CFW, EAM w/ CFW), and I really fell in love with CIS and Webroot combo. I'm using it for almost a year and probably not gonna replace it anytime soon. For you what is the best AV combo?

 

[Oxygen]

Of course don't download keygens, cracks, etc that may harm your computer.

When i download torrents and they have "Keygens" i always run them in sandbox...

 

[Moose]

No slow down at all!

> Emsisoft Internet Security Pack. (EAM)
> MBAM newest Beta + HMP on-Demand Scanners.
> Sandboxie Free for my Browser.
> Trojan Hunter.

 

[King Alpha]

I'm using this setup (realtime protection):

COMODO Internet Security, Webroot, Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit, McShield Anti-Malware, Hitman Pro Alert.

What do you think guys? Is it bloated?

 

[Moose]

I would Comodo Firewall! But, it very hard to uninstall from one PC.
Even with Comodo Uninstall/Removal Tool for their software.

 

[King Alpha]

Have you tried to uninstall it with Revo Uninstaller?

 

[VladDracul]

I would Comodo Firewall! But, it very hard to uninstall from one PC.
Even with Comodo Uninstall/Removal Tool for their software.

That's why i always use for a new security setup a clean Windows backup image...

 

[indra11tng]

Emsisoft Internet Security ( EAM & OA)

 

[Infrared]

Your Knowledge of not downloading something that you know may cause harm to your PC.

 

[Jack]

I use Comodo Internet Security with HIPS enabled and Fully Virtualized Sandboxed. I really like to have installed a security product which has HIPS, so that I may know when a program is trying to do modify a setting or install a file...
Even so, like @Infrared said, the best layer of protection is you.... As long as you have you are careful when doing something (downloading, installing..) then you should be fine.