How much did you spend on security this year?

[Victor M]

How much did you spend on security this year?

 

[Bumblebee Uncle]

Zero Windows Defender plus Comodo @cruelsister 's settings makes the system (nearly) bullet proof

 

[Zero Knowledge]

Around $120. OSarmor, AppGuard, and Vpn.

 

[Oldie1950]

Incredibly much!

 

[ichito]

Voted "less than 100" because from years it's always "0".

 

[Moonhorse]

1,5 eur , for AVG key 10 user 1 year
13 eur f secure 1 user 3 years

 

[russ0408]

I spent $18.00 on Norton 360. I'm still trying to get familiar with it, there sure are a lot of bells and whistles with the software. So far I like it seems really light on my system.

 

[Sandbox Breaker]

Thousands on corporate XDR. Plus thousands on the skills to run them.

 

[wat0114]

$17 CAD on my OSArmor license renewal

 

[1chaoticadult]

Zero

 

[Digmor Crusher]

Zero.

Free 3 year F Secure Safe license, free lifetime Voodoo Shield license.

 

[BigWrench]

A lot less than previous years....THANKS @SerialCart

Peace and a Happy New Year, ya'll

 

[Divine_Barakah]

I paid about $20 for I have many keys for different products.
As for password managers, I no longer pay for I have a lifetime license for Sticky Password, Enpass Pro and Dashlane.

 

[show-Zi]

Are ransomware ransoms subject to reporting?

just kidding

To be exact, since I purchased F-Secure licenses from @SerialCart at the end of last year, I haven't spent any money on software. This year we spent more money on affordable hardware.

 

[marhendray]

Arround 63.74$

1. Windows laptop: Anti-Malware (Norton 360), VPN, cloud storage for (potential) ransomware recovery.
2. Linux laptop (Fedora): VPN.
3. Android Phone: Antimalware and VPN.

But after discovering free hardening tools for Windows such as Hard_Configurator on this forum. I could save more money. Thanks

 

[Divine_Barakah]

Arround 63.74$

1. Windows laptop: Anti-Malware (Norton 360), VPN, cloud storage for (potential) ransomware recovery.
2. Linux laptop (Fedora): VPN.
3. Android Phone: Antimalware and VPN.

But after discovering free hardening tools for Windows such as Hard_Configurator on this forum. I could save more money. Thanks

Why not invest in a lifetime VPN? Instead of purchasing VPNs from different companies.

 

[marhendray]

Why not invest in a lifetime VPN? Instead of purchasing VPNs from different companies.

I don't know if lifetime service such as VPN exist though. Besides, there are only few VPN applications that have Linux client for Fedora mostly Debian-based though.

 

[Ink]

$0.00

Poll - What's your average annual cost for Windows protection?

Excluding pirated software.

malwaretips.com

 

[Divine_Barakah]

I don't know if lifetime service such as VPN exist though. Besides, there are only few VPN applications that have Linux client for Fedora mostly Debian-based though.

I have lifetime subscriptions for both Hotspot Shield and Bullet VPN.

Regarding clients for Linux, why would you need that when you can enter the servers manually?

Here at My, we tend to spend a fortune on security products because we keep changing them and we are never satisfied. Who to blame

 

[Shadowra]

1. Kaspersky Total Security / Kaspersky Plus (0€ , offered by @Dave Russo )
2. Mullvad VPN (I got a discount - used on VM) 25€/6month
3. IPVanish (1 year - 80€ and I also got a discount)