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<blockquote data-quote="ErzCrz" data-source="post: 1116976" data-attributes="member: 81799"><p>As far as I understand it though they are two different approaches but both very effecting. DefenderUIPro and Cyberlock includes other features but Hard_Configurator is a great default deny appraoch. </p><p>Setting Hard_Configurator with Recommended configuration hardens the system and block which covers the Pro bit, Set ConfigureDefender to HIGH or Interative. Which is the same as the DefenderUI bit. Set FirewallHardening by adding Recommended Rules goes in line with recently added SmartFirewall feature of CyberLock and adds block LOLbin rules to Windows Firewall. Then your all set and don't have to do a thing unless you run into an issue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ErzCrz, post: 1116976, member: 81799"] As far as I understand it though they are two different approaches but both very effecting. DefenderUIPro and Cyberlock includes other features but Hard_Configurator is a great default deny appraoch. Setting Hard_Configurator with Recommended configuration hardens the system and block which covers the Pro bit, Set ConfigureDefender to HIGH or Interative. Which is the same as the DefenderUI bit. Set FirewallHardening by adding Recommended Rules goes in line with recently added SmartFirewall feature of CyberLock and adds block LOLbin rules to Windows Firewall. Then your all set and don't have to do a thing unless you run into an issue. [/QUOTE]
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