NSG001's Configuration

[McLovin]

Ahh, I see. Well in that case then sandboxie is a better choice. Might even starting using it myself.

 

[NSG001]

Sandboxie'sandbox is based on full virtualization unlike CIS which is based on policies. they work differently so it is why they dont conflict each other. (this will change when CIS v6 sandbox will come with full vurtualization too)

Exactly right kind sir.
Very much looking forward to the next phase of CIS in 2012, think it may see a lot of interest

 

[HeffeD]

Sandboxie'sandbox is based on full virtualization unlike CIS which is based on policies. they work differently so it is why they dont conflict each other. (this will change when CIS v6 sandbox will come with full vurtualization too)

The automatic sandbox is policy based, the manual sandbox is fully virtualized.

 

[Ramblin]

Ahh, I see. Well in that case then sandboxie is a better choice. Might even starting using it myself.

Hey Mc, Sandboxie is waiting.

@ Mclovin, what my spokesman said

My pleasure.

Bo

 

[Jack]

Solid config.... Do you feel any slow down with this config?
You could add to your setup a password manager like Lastpass....

 

[NSG001]

Updated to CIS 5.9.219863.2196 Full suite.
Removed avast! Free 6.0.1367.

Smooth as silk.

 

[illumination]

Very nice config, only thing i would suggest would be to set your UAC to maximum and have some type of back up in place for those rare occasions..

 

[NSG001]

Very nice config, only thing i would suggest would be to set your UAC to maximum and have some type of back up in place for those rare occasions..

Thanks.
You know i already have both in place but weren't listed.
Config updated to reflect this

 

[illumination]

Very nice config, only thing i would suggest would be to set your UAC to maximum and have some type of back up in place for those rare occasions..

Thanks.
You know i already have both in place but weren't listed.
Config updated to reflect this

Just checking I would say you are more then well protected then!

 

[jamescv7]

Great, CIS have all the awesome features there, just tweak them for maximum protection.

 

[NSG001]

Removed Comodo AV component, added Emsisoft Anti-Malware (30 day trial) may consider snapping this up as very impressed thus far.
Installed Waterfox 9 browser also added Sendori DNS servers (216.146.35.240, 216.146.36.240).
Had to ditch keyscrambler for Waterfox 64 bit as not compatible at moment
Eset Online Scanner added instead of Emsisoft Emergency Kit.
Happy to keep this config until CIS 6 beta appears

 

[NSG001]

Main browser just updated.
Comodo Dragon now version 16.2, awaiting changelog from official sources

 

[NSG001]

Online Armor Free 5.1.1.1395 added, removed Comodo FW 5.9.
Will await avast! 7 and CIS6 for testing until i modify my main set up again.
Online Armor Free obviously marries well with EAM

Waterfox browser updated to version 10.

 

[Ink]

I'm waiting to see if Emsisoft will merge OnlineArmor into their Anti-Malware, for a complete Security Suite.

Has Emsisoft tweaked OnlineArmor for maximum compatibility between the two, or did you need to change some settings?

 

[NSG001]

I'm waiting to see if Emsisoft will merge OnlineArmor into their Anti-Malware, for a complete Security Suite.

Has Emsisoft tweaked OnlineArmor for maximum compatibility between the two, or did you need to change some settings?

Well there is the new 'Internet Security Pack' which includes EAM + OA premium.
I believe OA++ is soon to be discontinued.
Would make a lot of sense to combine EAM/OA/Mamautu as one suite tho'.

EAM + OA Free appear to be behaving well together, no tweaks just added folder/.exe exclusions to both.

 

[NSG001]

Updated Sandboxie to version 3.64.
Updated Emsisoft Anti-Malware to version 6.0.0.57

 

[NSG001]

Updated Online Armor free to version 5.5.0.1543

 

[NSG001]

Updated Online Armor free to version 5.5.0.1557

These Emsisoft updates are hard to keep up with

 

[NSG001]

Browsers updated:
Comodo Dragon (Primary) to version 17.3
Waterfox to version 10.1

 

[NSG001]

HTTPS Everywhere extensions to Comodo Dragon and Waterfox browsers.