Advice Request ESET or something else?

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SUPRA

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I have Eset Internet Security and appgurd with no other protection so now a day I am little bit worried about ESET detection rate seeing all factor not only malware detection but also firewall and hips so is it worth enough to use ESET or shall I shift to other security. Currently I have Kaspersky Internet Security and F secure Safe license available with me please tell me your opinion and also suggest what shall I install to increase my system security.

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I have Eset Internet Security and appgurd with no other protection so now a day I am little bit worried about ESET detection rate seeing all factor not only malware detection but also firewall and hips so is it worth enough to use ESET or shall I shift to other security. Currently I have Kaspersky Internet Security and F secure Safe license available with me please tell me your opinion and also suggest what shall I install to increase my system security.

Thank You

I see no reason why you should move away from ESET if that's what you have been using for a while and are comfortable with the settings and how they all work. ESET and Appguard. If you have those 2 setup right. Then your pretty well protected my friend.

I would not worry so much of the detection rates you see on charts or on YouTube, etc. Its not every day a average user will come across some zero day malware that ESET wont have a signature for. If that was to happen well, Appguard sure does a good job at preventing zero day malware from doing any harm from what iv seen. As for the firewall and HIPS. I do not know much about ESET to go into crazy detail as i for one have never purchased a license. Iv had a free trial but that's it. For the amount of devices i have ESET is just a little too expensive for me. But i have not seen anyone complain about the Firewall and HIPS capabilities of ESET.

Just stick with ESET. My opinion. To answer your other question regarding what else you should install to increase your system security. Well. I would say nothing. ESET and Appguard combo = Good to go.
 

SUPRA

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I see no reason why you should move away from ESET if that's what you have been using for a while and are comfortable with the settings and how they all work. ESET and Appguard. If you have those 2 setup right. Then your pretty well protected my friend.

I would not worry so much of the detection rates you see on charts or on YouTube, etc. Its not every day a average user will come across some zero day malware that ESET wont have a signature for. If that was to happen well, Appguard sure does a good job at preventing zero day malware from doing any harm from what iv seen. As for the firewall and HIPS. I do not know much about ESET to go into crazy detail as i for one have never purchased a license. Iv had a free trial but that's it. For the amount of devices i have ESET is just a little too expensive for me. But i have not seen anyone complain about the Firewall and HIPS capabilities of ESET.

Just stick with ESET. My opinion. To answer your other question regarding what else you should install to increase your system security. Well. I would say nothing. ESET and Appguard combo = Good to go.

Thank you my friend..
 
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Thank you my friend..

I am sure other members will see your post and reply shortly with either the same or different opinions. Just watch out for possible fanboys of different applications you did not list as having licenses for.
 
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