siliconman01
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Re: security programs
« Reply #1 on: Feb 15th, 2006, 2:12am » |
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Personally I feel you are well protected. Obviously "protection" depends greatly on the user and how the user disciplines him/herself when using the computer. If you do the following, then your protection is much easier to maintain. - Keep Windows updated with the latest hotfixes. - Keep updates of your AV, Windows Defender (MSAS) and TH current, daily checks. - Maximize the protection options of your AV and THGuard.exe and TH Scanner. - Lock down IE so that it provides much stronger defense than the normal defaults. For example, block/Prompt ActiveX, Javascripting, etc. - Practice safe surfing and email handling. Be very cautious about downloading from emails and unknown websites. - Routinely clean out junk files on your system. - Every so often run some of the free tools such as SysInternal's RootkitRevealer, Trend Micro's CWShredder. I would suggest that you add the freebies SpywareBlaster and IE-Spyad. Also the cleaning program CCleaner. Should you want to invest in additional security, I would recommend programs such as RegDefend and AppDefend or ProcessGuard over additional spyware programs. JMO
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