Quote from: edd666999 on July 30, 2010, 06:38:25 pmIf u don't want to spend money get microsoft security essentials, its free and very good.If you don't mind spending look at webroot internet security.Security programs are all personal choice to be honest, any test done they only prove about 70% effective anyway. The rest is down to you!Personally i run security essentials, even though I get free keys for any of the full paid security programs.Would the Microsoft Security thing be all I need or should I run something else along side it?Quote from: stealthwolf on July 30, 2010, 09:23:54 pmYou can get a decent security set up with freeware.Zonealarm firewallAvast antivirus (I used to use AVG until it became bloatware)a-squared anti-malwarespywareblasterlavasoft ad-awarespybot search and destroyThe important thing with any anti-spyware/anti-virus software is to do regular scans.So would i need all of the above to be covered?
If u don't want to spend money get microsoft security essentials, its free and very good.If you don't mind spending look at webroot internet security.Security programs are all personal choice to be honest, any test done they only prove about 70% effective anyway. The rest is down to you!Personally i run security essentials, even though I get free keys for any of the full paid security programs.
You can get a decent security set up with freeware.Zonealarm firewallAvast antivirus (I used to use AVG until it became bloatware)a-squared anti-malwarespywareblasterlavasoft ad-awarespybot search and destroyThe important thing with any anti-spyware/anti-virus software is to do regular scans.
