Just wondering if my security software has any conflicts I should know about

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#1

Hello everyone,

I’m a new user here and I’m building a new computer and this is what I have on my system (Windows 7):

*Avast! home AV (I disabled the network shield because it sounds redundant and I have the others on)
*Comodo Firewall with Defense+ enabled (no AV installed from this)
*Threatfire
*MalwareBytes Anti Malware scanner
*Iobit Security 360 with the active protection off (just use this as a backup scanner and for a few tools just in case as I’m sure the active protection would conflict with one of the above four; I might get rid of it in favor of a better on demand malware scanner)
*Firefox browser with pretty much all the essential security add ons

So my question is what type of conflicts is this setup going to have? I’ve heard that Threatfire is a good compliment to Avast, but I’m wondering about how Comodo’s Defense+ conflicts with Avast and/or Threatfire (if at all).

#2

I’m using MSE, Comodo’s FW and D+ and ThreatFire. MBAM on demand. It’s a similar set-up to yours.
I have noticed no conflicts. As long as the AV is concerned they were not suppose to be. As to ThreatFire, theoreticly a behaviour blocker should work along with a HIPS, and in my case they do. But I have CIS in FW Security Configuration, D+ in Clean PC Mode and ThretFire in level 3 (Launch Control unchecked); everything set to “no agressive” I would say.
So, I’m not sure how things would work on more agressive levels. But you can allways play with the settings and find out what suits you best.

#3

Just to update this, I took off the Iobit stuff because I’ve heard on the Avast forums they’re basically ripping off Malware Bytes.