- Apr 28, 2015
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@RodM1956: please kindly edit Your 1st post and fill all out the data of Your Security Config, thanks
It's not clear to me whether you have the 4 SWs installed together or those are 4 different scenarios.
If the latter, ok, your choice would probably be: go for ESET.
If the former, I wouldn't call it "layered approach", all of them cover one point only (AV), while you have other layers uncovered (FW for example)
@RodM1956: please kindly edit Your 1st post and fill all out the data of Your Security Config, thanks
Hi, on your first post of the thread you can click on edit and you can fill in all fields.Jack
Sorry, don't mean to sound ignorant, but how do I find the 1st post you are referencing, you want me to edit it?
And what do you want me to fill out, (my security config?) and how do I find that also? Thanks.
Thread moved to Computer Security Configuration.
Please Edit Thread to fill out the custom field choices, just as everyone else has.
@harlan4096
The best layers of security for me would be virtualization and anti-exe /o SRP and Frewall.
And signatures.
So I think Comodo Firewall with Cs configuration. They have three of the four that would be the 1-Sanbox and also acts as a 2-Anti-exe and a 3-Firewall. Therefore, only the missing signatures can choose an AV in real time or on demand. Simple and lightweight
Umm, if I was cold, I wouldn't add a bathing suit and a sleeveless T-shirt to what I was wearing. That won't make the shivers go away.all installed together
But there will be a performance penalty if you have two real-time protections of the AV type.
This is what I am testing today.
NOD32 is known to be very light. It's also, for what I kwow, the first full 64-bit AV on the market; and since long time.
They are known to have a light and optimized AV and want to keep this longstanding reputation, I suppose.
An interesting point: during the Eset Internet Security installation, the soft checks for possible incompatibilities. The presence of Cylance did not raise any comment from the Eset installer .
As NOD32 has never been really good for me concerning the detection, adding a 'booster' for detections not seem to me absurd. Logic about buying and spending money, that's another topic.
Using ESET Internet Security + VoodooShield Pro here and all is well. If you want lightness, MBAM isn't the way to go. Thor Foresight isn't bad but realistically not worth the money as you've got ESET with some of the best web filtration a home user can get with Zvelo, and paying for ESET NOD32 + Cylance or Thor doesn't seem logical to me. ESET and Voodoo is plenty, and like others have suggested SysHardener and Hard_Configurator are amazing tools.
It may run light on your machine, but this setup is far from being optimized and lean; there is too much redundancy and the layers are almost all about signatures (stacking security solutions together doesnt make a "layered combo")
A much better and lean setup would be:
- ESET NOD32 with PUP enabled (it covers the malware landscape much better than Heimdal Thor Foresight/MalwareBytes Premium)
- NoVirus Thanks OSArmor
- NoVirus SysHarderner (zero weight, just tweaks)
- Patch My PC (free software updater)
- Backup Solution
- Chromium based browser with a password manager and an Adblocker (uBlock Origin)
The question should be rather: are these heavy, mastodons, instrusives antivirus, breaking the SSL connection, tirelessly rescanning the same file after each new signature-based update, again and again, are compatible with Cylance?
You have the answer here:
Cylance Smart Antivirus Support
BlackBerry is no longer accepting new orders for SmartAV through the shop.cylance.com website. This contact form is for existing customer support issues.home-support.cylance.com
Is Cylance known as a compatible anti-virus?
The lightest most protective set-up I've found after asking around the forums, more specifically @ForgottenSeer 58943.
Cylance+Thor Home Premium, Syshardener executed once. Incredibly light and powerful.
4 layers covered:
My advice:
- Realtime & other: Cylance, Foresight & Webroot
- Backup: Macrium
- Web Browser: Adguard
- Firewall: Window Default
Thanks for sharing!
- Add Scriptsafe to web browser
- Keyscrambler Premium in my opinion isn't needed
- Realtime seems a bit too overkill
- Consider maybe adding Malwarebytes Firewall Control to enhance the default Window Firewall software further, if you do enable notifications
~LDogg
RodM1956, I don't blame you for exploring and ruling out bad software combinations. It took me a while to find the right combo but it was worth the effort. The goal was to have the computer running cleanly and pretty much instantly, or close to it, with decent, non-intrusive security. That gpu is awesome!
No problem. Scriptsafe helps to reduce exploits on pages and Javascript aspects, but sites can whitelisted.Thanks adding those now...
How's it running? Not of fan of Cylance?Removed Cylance,
Now I have just Webroot, Foresight, and WFWC....
Everything else in my setup stayed the same.
How's it running? Not of fan of Cylance?
I am testing Webroot, with Heimdal Thor Foresight. It is working very fast. 2nd place to Panda....
Today I will try the new Comodo Firewall V2019, replacing Windows FW, using Cruel Sisters settings, along with Webroot and Foresight to see how my PC does..
I am testing Webroot, with Heimdal Thor Foresight. It is working very fast. 2nd place to Panda....
Today I will try the new Comodo Firewall V2019, replacing Windows FW, using Cruel Sisters settings, along with Webroot and Foresight to see how my PC does..