- Dec 2, 2016
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Go here Endpoint Security Solutions and Cybersecurity Company
Not sure what version but I assume the latest, but I'm honestly not sure. Blueridge and AppGuard were sold to a Japanese firm a few years back and they made a new website for AppGuard here AppGuard | Zero Trust Endpoint Cybersecurity Breach Prevention where it's full price $89.99 to buy.
That's fine, but if you have a lifetime VS license then I would use that because it's cheaper and offers similar protection.
The problem with AppGuard is the annual price, taking time to configure it properly (it's not an easy task) and it takes them a few years to release up to date compatible software when a new Windows OS is released.
Overkill to run both and pointless. Choose one and then stick with Windows Defender to clean up the rest.
Not sure what version but I assume the latest, but I'm honestly not sure. Blueridge and AppGuard were sold to a Japanese firm a few years back and they made a new website for AppGuard here AppGuard | Zero Trust Endpoint Cybersecurity Breach Prevention where it's full price $89.99 to buy.
I'm willing to uninstall VS to run AGSolo
That's fine, but if you have a lifetime VS license then I would use that because it's cheaper and offers similar protection.
The problem with AppGuard is the annual price, taking time to configure it properly (it's not an easy task) and it takes them a few years to release up to date compatible software when a new Windows OS is released.
although I did some folks at wilders report running VS & AG together without problems, but that was a few years ago.
Overkill to run both and pointless. Choose one and then stick with Windows Defender to clean up the rest.