Umbra Polaris said:my top choice:
1- Comodo IS , all in one suite , no other suit is more complete
2- Emsisoft IS, very strong, but a bit heavy on boot-time for low/medium end machine
Umbra Polaris said:my top choice:
1- Comodo IS , all in one suite , no other suit is more complete
2- Emsisoft IS, very strong, but a bit heavy on boot-time for low/medium end machine
Amiga500 said:Umbra Polaris said:my top choice:
1- Comodo IS , all in one suite , no other suit is more complete
2- Emsisoft IS, very strong, but a bit heavy on boot-time for low/medium end machine
your view on CIS is incorrect.!
does it have malicious website blocking.?
does it have safepay module.?
I think there are other COMPLETE suites out there.
Comodo is an excellent product but it does not cover all the bases.
Thanks.
waterfall said:Amiga500 said:Umbra Polaris said:my top choice:
1- Comodo IS , all in one suite , no other suit is more complete
2- Emsisoft IS, very strong, but a bit heavy on boot-time for low/medium end machine
your view on CIS is incorrect.!
does it have malicious website blocking.?
does it have safepay module.?
I think there are other COMPLETE suites out there.
Comodo is an excellent product but it does not cover all the bases.
Thanks.
which IS suite do you think would be good for me?
kelton said:For online banking, Comodo has Kiosk. But I don't think its very handy, since you have to open this heavy interface every time you think you need a more secure environment.
One thing I don't like in CIS (and the firewall-only version) is that I never could uninstall it completly from my machine (and I tried almost every version they launched on the last years). I don't know if it's a problem with me or my system, but their uninstaller almost always left applications, registry keys and maybe some drivers (I don't know for sure). They don't have a tool to solve this kind of problem (other companies do) and if you ask for help via regular support, they want to charge you to solve a problem caused by their product - not by malware or other stuff (at least, it happened to me when I asked for help).
That's why I don't use Comodo products anymore, although I like it's features and behavior while installed. I used to have installed the combo Comodo FW + EAM.
Same thing happened one time (it's not common in my experience) with EAM. I asked for help, they gave me a link to download a cleaner specifically designed to clean this product installation. Easily as it should be, my problem was solved.