With Comodo Internet Security Complete, what other products if any should I add to ensure complete protection? If possible even if they have paid versions, i’d prefer free because of costs.
Matt
With Comodo Internet Security Complete, what other products if any should I add to ensure complete protection? If possible even if they have paid versions, i’d prefer free because of costs.
Matt
It’s good to have a couple on-demand scanners such as SUPERAntiSpyware or MalwareBytes and run them every now and then. If you use Firefox, there are also some nice extensions worth checking out, such as No-Script and Web Of Trust.
All free.
Honestly, no need for anything else. CIS has everything built into it, it’s an anti-malware (virus, worm, trojan, spyware, everything), FW, memory FW and a lot of other stuff.
Unless you want to expose yourself to threats by visiting ■■■■■■■■ sites such as porn sites and so on you should be safe, otherwise no anti-virus will help you, as the way viruses emerge is dramatically quick, it’s not like leaving everything on a software, you have to contribute as well and protect yourself in the first place.
I’ll download SAS and antimalwarebytes as well. How long does a typical HD scan take (I know it varies, but I have a 500 gb hard drive…2,3 hours maybe?
also, what is this FW you speak of?
It depends on how much data you have on the disk.
FW = Firewall
Oy, Yes:) Blame it on the one cup of coffee this morning
I have only been using the suite with malwarebytes as a on demand scanner and so far I am impressed with the job it is doing. :-TU
I let the scan run over an hour (was at 1:12 and then I had to stop it) to get back to normal mode. I will put in safe mode overnight tonight to see how long it takes.
if any should I add to ensure complete protection?If your using firefox you can add 1) Adblock Plus <----choose your customise lists 2) Noscript <----if the site you go to needs it right click on the "s" and allow 3) Betterprivacy <--- these are supercookies, change setting to everytime you shutdown firefox 4) fasterfox <--- optimize, yea it's not security but more for performance
My full scan only takes 58 minutes on a 750gb hard drive.
Weird…Let me ask this since your hard drive is larger then mine. What is your scan setup like?
Reason I ask is under “scan profiles” it has my computer and critical areas. Shouldn’t I switch this to "scheduled scans, then scan my critical areas & my computer?
I have mine set to run a critical area scan once a week if I feel like I may have something I will run a full scan. But usually I only run a full scan 1 time a month.
Sounds Good. I’ll see how they perform on Sunday when everything is scanned.
Just for grins I let it scan in safe mode and as in previous test I was at well over an hour and it was still scanning. My question is
-within CIS under antivirus, there are three areas: Profile Name, Critical Areas & My Computer. In order to not have the scan take hours as it is doing now, what should be scanned so I could achieve the scan in the least time?
(Sorry to ask, I just find if I scan “critical areas” on a 500 gb hard drive or even my computer, I figure it would take less then 2 hours )
I don’t know if it would apply to you, but audio and video does takes longer to scan(For any anti-virus for that matter). You can exclude the folders that there stored in if that helps
Just an idea :-La
The speed of the scan doesn’t depend on the size of the hard drive. It depends on how much stuff you have in it.
I let it scan my C: drive and after 2:35 it was still scanning and found nothing. Fully updated with SP2.
Just trying to see why in the world on a 750 gb drive it takes 58 mins (posted by another member) and why after 2:35 my scan is not done. I must be crazy, because 2:35 is a very long time to scan a C: drive, right?
I plan to run a scan (however long it takes) of critical areas then report back. I am determined to figure this out