You are free to keep living on a locked down bermuda island and have a less chanse to survive than us jumping on a ship and sailing through other dimension Ai triangle.
I don't care what people use. People should use what they like. There is a solution for every person.
Let me explain what is happening in this thread. I have only mentioned default-deny a couple of times. And not once have I promoted the use of AppGuard. I might work for AppGuard, but participation here is not promotion. In fact, I don't promote AppGuard at all here at MT. There are many different types of people, and each has their own wants and needs when it comes to IT security. There's enough products out there to satisfy everyone. So I always state that people should use what they like. What works best for them. Like I've said in this thread it isn't a matter of default-deny versus default-allow. I promote a middle ground based in reality instead of wishful thinking. And I have not bashed Cylance a single time. In fact, I have gone on record posting that it is a decent antivirus. What I have done here is to merely re-quote facts and opinions - as open discussion and as a counter-point to some nonsense posted in this thread - what anyone can find on the web by merely putting forth the effort to find it and as stated by others at the forefront of Ai. And it is obvious that because it is me posting it, some are getting bent out of shape. The problem is those people being biased and reacting instead of what I have posted. Like I have said many times, people assign meaning and intent as they wish.
As far as AppGuard, it isn't for everyone. It is superior protection, but not everyone handle it. A lot of people cannot handle any default-deny. But that doesn't say too much because there's a lot of people that struggle just to use Windows at a basic level. The home users that employ default-deny tend to be hardcore security geeks. At the same time there are basic home users, who are confident in their abilities and utilize best practice behaviors, install AppGuard or whatever default-deny solution and never have any extraordinary problems or difficulty. Like I have said repeatedly... to each his own. There are more than enough products out there that everyone should be able to find what works best for them.
There is no reason for me to promote AppGuard here because the company itself doesn't sell to home users any longer. And my participation here is not promotion. It is just participation.
Accurately describing the musical AV chairs that people and organizations play, is what it is... describing the reality of what they do. It is no secret. It is a well-known fact by the industry as a whole. People are always thinking that they can find a better mousetrap. And it just ain't true. In the end, more often than not, they are sorely disappointed. It's a completely legit observation. And there is nothing wrong with making a statement about it.
However, it is you and others who have been repeatedly taking jabs... trying to bait me. Well it just isn't going to work. I've been on the forums far to long to fall for it. Your, as well as others' behavior, is proof of what I have said repeatedly... that some people are just way too emotionally involved in this stuff. There are some people on the forums that are easily offended when a thread doesn't go their way and they lash out at others.
Anyway I will stand by what I have said repeatedly. Within months, if not weeks, the people here shilling Cylance will have moved on to the next latest and greatest.
