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I'm just too lazy to get informed about all this different security software that one's supposed to be running ... like spamfilters, firewalls, antivirus programs and all that.
Can anyone tell me if there's a collection of security software that's not too expensive but handles all the necessary jobs?
Can anyone tell me if there's a collection of security software that's not too expensive but handles all the necessary jobs?
Adaware and ZoneAlarm have protected me flawlessly.
I recently added AVG Free which found no viruses, which was no doubt down to the other two programs mentioned above.
ZoneAlarm really is the mutts.
(All free by the way)
I recently added AVG Free which found no viruses, which was no doubt down to the other two programs mentioned above.
ZoneAlarm really is the mutts.
(All free by the way)
Ticker wrote:
> like spamfilters
Simple solution to this, only give out your email address to trusted companies and use a hotmail account to sign up for you pron sites.
> firewalls
Used to have a program called Tinyfirewall, took it off in the end due to router doing that job.
> antivirus programs
Free copy of antivirus program called Avast [URL]http://www.avast.com[/URL]
> and all that.
Microsoft Antispyware, Spybot Search & Destroy and Adaware all installed should see you ok, all of these can be downloaded for free apart from the spamfilter software, never used any so someone else will have to help you there :)
> like spamfilters
Simple solution to this, only give out your email address to trusted companies and use a hotmail account to sign up for you pron sites.
> firewalls
Used to have a program called Tinyfirewall, took it off in the end due to router doing that job.
> antivirus programs
Free copy of antivirus program called Avast [URL]http://www.avast.com[/URL]
> and all that.
Microsoft Antispyware, Spybot Search & Destroy and Adaware all installed should see you ok, all of these can be downloaded for free apart from the spamfilter software, never used any so someone else will have to help you there :)
I'm just too lazy to get informed about all this different security software that one's supposed to be running ... like spamfilters, firewalls, antivirus programs and all that.
Can anyone tell me if there's a collection of security software that's not too expensive but handles all the necessary jobs?
Can anyone tell me if there's a collection of security software that's not too expensive but handles all the necessary jobs?