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Thread: Security Suites

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    Hey

    Never really used AV or Firewalls except for the built in Windows one. So I'm looking for security suite (antivirus, firewall, possibily antispam) that uses minimal system resources.

    Paid or Free - not fussed.

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    I've got Avast, the free version and its quite good (1 year free i believe) but there's also a paid version it does its job so yea i'd recccomend that.

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    Kaspersky is one of the best commercial ones, along with NOD32.

    Malwarebyte's AntiMalware is also pretty good as just a standalone AV.

    Stay clear of Norton and Mcafee.

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    I'd highly reccoment NOD32 as i use it myself. Kapersky is also of similiar high quality.
    (h)(h)(h)

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    Quote Originally Posted by LukeBateson View Post
    Hey

    Never really used AV or Firewalls except for the built in Windows one. So I'm looking for security suite (antivirus, firewall, possibily antispam) that uses minimal system resources.

    Paid or Free - not fussed.

    Cheers
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    ESET Smart Security has been proven to be the best out there, and it's a full suite.

    I don't pay for my security anymore, I use two seperate products, MS Security Essentials and COMODO Firewall, although I'm probably going to go back to ESET SS at some point :/
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    I got microsoft security essentials. Tis good

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    I have a Nod32 subscription, but I use Microsoft Security Essentials instead.

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    I've always preferred Avast. I even use it on my mac, which is pointless :rolleyes:

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    Hmm, out of MS Security Essentials and ESET SS, which uses less resources?

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