Do you think antiexe is need to run alongside emsisoft antimalware?
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Pairing it with an anti-exe will be far more effective than relying on Emsisoft alone.
Emsisoft's signatures will catch any malware it knows and the anti-exe will block execution of anything it doesn't know. If malware ends up bypassing the the anti-exe somehow then Emsisoft's behaviour blocker will act as the last line of defence.
Emsisoft's signatures will catch any malware it knows and the anti-exe will block execution of anything it doesn't know. If malware ends up bypassing the the anti-exe somehow then Emsisoft's behaviour blocker will act as the last line of defence.
I run EAM and with I run NVT ERP and Appguard with no conflicts
I dont know how apguard works i really like to use it but for now i dont have the economic resource. I think NVT are cool because is a lifetime licence, and sound interesting how can that softwares coexits. Maybe is necesary use it
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If you wish, you may run EAM along side AppGuard. However, I will point out that you can disable processes shipped with Windows by creating permanent block rules in EAM > Application Rules.
Which type of companion software you want to add along side EAM depends upon what you are attempting to accomplish and whether or not you want additional alerts.
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