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April 30th, 2013, 10:33 AM
#10
Hi,
The first thing to remember is that you will be protected against only around 25% of current security threats, and that is on a good day!
A big difference between a suite and a composite set-up, is that you will have to pay for the suite, but it will only require the one update at a time, and is naturally integrated. This makes it an attractive solution for the non-computer literate home user.
As of 30/April/2013 I would recommend Avast! as an AV and Zone Alarm as a software firewall; both for the non-literati , and with free for private use versions.
If you do a lot of surfing, and downloading, I would suggest using a sandbox to run your browser in, as this will help to protect your core systems.
Sandboxie or Fortres Grand come to mind. I use Sandboxie at the moment.
At the end of the day, security is down to the user; so if your anti-malware won't let you do something, just ask yourself why not? rather than try to find a way round it!
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