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<blockquote data-quote="Vitali Ortzi" data-source="post: 1106926" data-attributes="member: 57714">Decided to keep comodo because it seems easier to manage but might change to a Microsoft built in tools for reputation in the futureMost of what&#039;s done is browsing so with filter lists in brave and block , safe browsing , smart screen (defender extension) , checkpoint configured to block non classified (reputation ) and has threat extraction, emulation and chromium (brave ) by itself is pretty well hardened by itself with good isolation and if some payload drops it might get contained by cruelsister config (with changed like removing all&nbsp; trusted vendors in comodo )&nbsp; So although there is no av due to performance issues it&#039;s still decently secure ((Dll injection doesn&#039;t work with fully disabled uac , Andy ful&nbsp; challenge that bypass drivers wasn&#039;t tested with uac fully disabled although it probably would bypass comodo )</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vitali Ortzi, post: 1106926, member: 57714"] Decided to keep comodo because it seems easier to manage but might change to a Microsoft built in tools for reputation in the future Most of what's done is browsing so with filter lists in brave and block , safe browsing , smart screen (defender extension) , checkpoint configured to block non classified (reputation ) and has threat extraction, emulation and chromium (brave ) by itself is pretty well hardened by itself with good isolation and if some payload drops it might get contained by cruelsister config (with changed like removing all trusted vendors in comodo ) So although there is no av due to performance issues it's still decently secure ((Dll injection doesn't work with fully disabled uac , Andy ful challenge that bypass drivers wasn't tested with uac fully disabled although it probably would bypass comodo ) [/QUOTE]

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