Hi, I was wondering if i could run Avast & SecureAPlus together without any conflicts, i like the idea of SecureAPlus utilizing 12 anti-virus engines and would like to add it to my security configuration. I installed the 'No Offline AV' version which supposedly runs alongside your existing anti-virus for added protection, however i do believe SecureAPlus has a white-listing feature and i already have Avast set to Hardened Mode: Aggressive which is also considered program whitelisting. What do you think? Let me know.
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- Aug 30, 2015
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Unless your computer is pretty strong eventually having both alongside other programs you might have will probably slow down your computer. I find choosing 1 would be enough. As an Avast user Hardened mode is great but SecureAPlus has been pretty tempting too.
- Jul 13, 2016
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Agreed with J Gamez065. Pick one, and I'd recommend adding an anti-executable. No reason to have like 13 engines when you can just one, and have your anti-executable block anything that AVAST misses.
- Jun 21, 2013
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Yes, you can run both together without any conflicts. SecureAPlus is a companion antivirus and it works well with any antivirus. 
- Jul 13, 2016
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Voodooshield. I'd recommend NVT Exe Radar Pro, but it's no longer actively being developed. If you ever get the money, APPGUARD.
- Feb 15, 2012
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SAP is plenty by itself, but yes you could get away with it as long as your pc can handle it which shouldn't be an issue cause they are both pretty light.
- Mar 15, 2011
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In natural yes SecureAplus is meant to be companion base to any AV including Avast.
However in my view, let Avast do the work alone as Hardening Mode can be strong enough for anti-exe base whether online or offline.
However in my view, let Avast do the work alone as Hardening Mode can be strong enough for anti-exe base whether online or offline.
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