How to be bullet-proof?

[ElectricSheep]

As others have previously said, a layered set up goes a long way in protecting your system, but the BEST security is the object in the chair - YOU! You're the one that makes all the decisions whether to allow something or not.
If you're click happy, might as well throw it all out the window! You're basically the head bouncer on the door and all your security tools are your team, but the responsibility is YOURS.
You could be sandbagged up to the ceiling, bristling with defences and an HMG (Heavy Machine Gun) on it's bipod ready to pick off invaders attacking, but a thoughtless click can open up the door and they can just waltz in right under your nose!

 

[LukeNukesEm]

The short answer is you can't have bullet-proof security setup. The best configuration you can get is 99.99% and from there you can start removing ( xx.xx %) depending on your computer knowledge, browsing habits and so on. Having 3-4 security products doesn't equal with better protection.

If I get an exploit for your Windows version, I load the payload and by using low level attacks I kill all your security software and you will not even notice

How would you get passed voodoo shield?

 

[ExoGen CyberSecurity]

How would you get passed voodoo shield?

Will bypass any security software, low level attacks don't care about VoodooShield or Comodo (what I use). BTW, VoodooShield is OK, the only downside is if you allow something bad, that's why you should use it with other security products.

 

[Ink]

Your best approach would be to use a layered security set-up, including a fail-safe backup plan.