I'm not sure of what product(s) to use for my devices

[EndangeredPootis]

You dont need malwarebytes, its not only trash but kaspersky is enough

 

[ForgottenSeer 823865]

Malwarebytes is living on its golden age and past reputation, i see many "senior" IT guys praising it like it is still the Graal of security...

 

[IoSonoPiero]

I'm evaluating Emsisoft on my PC and my smartphone.
I've disabled premium on Malwarebytes.
Let's see how my devices will work.

 

[bribon77]

I'm evaluating Emsisoft on my PC and my smartphone.
I've disabled premium on Malwarebytes.
Let's see how my devices will work.

It is not a bad choice, it is the one I am using, it does not have many advanced options but it serves its purpose.

 

[RoboMan]

The question is: Is MBAM + WD working for you? Then don't think about replacements. If it ain't broken...

 

[IoSonoPiero]

The question is: Is MBAM + WD working for you? Then don't think about replacements. If it ain't broken...

They are working. I paid for MBAM, too.
But I'm wondering if there's something better.
That's all.

 

[RoboMan]

They are working. I paid for MBAM, too.
But I'm wondering if there's something better.
That's all.

My suggestion would be, if you paid for MalwareBytes, stick with it! Performance is good? Never had security issues? Then you're done! Remember there's no such thing as the best security solution, only different products for different needs. If everything is stable, this may be your combo!

 

[IoSonoPiero]

My suggestion would be, if you paid for MalwareBytes, stick with it! Performance is good? Never had security issues? Then you're done! Remember there's no such thing as the best security solution, only different products for different needs. If everything is stable, this may be your combo!

Ok. Ok. Thanks.

 

[Kubla]

I would look at Sophos Intercept X you can run it on all your Windows PC's and be able to manage them from a single dashboard whether at home or work.

As other mentioned a good router like the Gryphon router with a filtering DNS like DNSFilter, OpenDNS or Cleanbrowsing DNS on it

 

[blackice]

My suggestion would be, if you paid for MalwareBytes, stick with it! Performance is good? Never had security issues? Then you're done! Remember there's no such thing as the best security solution, only different products for different needs. If everything is stable, this may be your combo!

This is good advice. Reevaluate your setup when your licenses run out. No need to hop around on a bunch of solutions, unless you want to do it as a hobby or you’ve had an issue with one of your solutions.

 

[IoSonoPiero]

Yep. I've restored my previous configuration and I'll wait until licences expiration.