- Sep 12, 2017
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Hi,
I currently have Kaspersky Internet Security 2016 with an expired licence and am considering the free alternatives. My decision on whether or not to buy another Kaspersky licence really depends on if I can understand what I need to protect myself against and how to do it. Below is a list of security software that I currently use:
Kaspersky Internet Security
Malwarebytes (free)
Spybot (free)
Firefox (Adblock Plus, NoScript)
Am I able to achieve the same (or better) levels of security entirely from free software? Below is a list of free software I am looking into. Have I included the relevant things?
Avast
Malwarebytes
Spybot
Comodo Firewall
SUMo
Firefox (Adblock Plus, Noscript)
Any info on how best to configure the above is appreciated.
Also, Kaspersky comes with an on-screen keyboard that I use for passwords. Windows also appears to have one of its own. Is there any difference in the way these function? If you can limit the acronyms and abbreviations in your response it will be much appreciated.
I currently have Kaspersky Internet Security 2016 with an expired licence and am considering the free alternatives. My decision on whether or not to buy another Kaspersky licence really depends on if I can understand what I need to protect myself against and how to do it. Below is a list of security software that I currently use:
Kaspersky Internet Security
Malwarebytes (free)
Spybot (free)
Firefox (Adblock Plus, NoScript)
Am I able to achieve the same (or better) levels of security entirely from free software? Below is a list of free software I am looking into. Have I included the relevant things?
Avast
Malwarebytes
Spybot
Comodo Firewall
SUMo
Firefox (Adblock Plus, Noscript)
Any info on how best to configure the above is appreciated.
Also, Kaspersky comes with an on-screen keyboard that I use for passwords. Windows also appears to have one of its own. Is there any difference in the way these function? If you can limit the acronyms and abbreviations in your response it will be much appreciated.