What type of security are you using for 2010

[stiz]

Zone Alarm Security suite, the all in one for lazy people. Works great! :d

 

[CG_1976]

Eset Nod32 all the way. backup on standby Avast.

 

[hey_moe]

One thing I have found out is ZA has a known issue with Windows 7/64 and that is you have to disable the key logger feature due to there is a issue when using Word, Outlook or other typing, It types the wrong letters when typing.I guess in time they will come out with a fix or update...I hope...Mike

 

[hey_moe]

What you do...shoot da puter.

Same as always..... Smith & Wesson Model 19 and Remington 870 Wingmaster.





Oh! You mean computer security..... AVG right now. It's a PIA, but it's free. Looking for something else. Free or payware doesn't matter as long as it is UNobtrusive and works.

 

[Toastmaker]

I've liked Norton ever since he was with Jackie Gleason. His stuff works for me.

 

[Cloud9Gal]

I use AVG on both PC and laptop

 

[Wulf190]

Well I'm movin in to a straight hall home, so I guess a Remington 12 guage sawed off shot gun and a M1911 for back up....

Notin new there...

 

[Moses03]

AVG free let me down recently and I was nailed by 32 viruses. (Long story...) Needless to say AVG was given the boot!

Right now I am running Panda Antivirus, along with Malwarebytes, and the default Windows firewall.

 

[TeaSea]

....forgot to mention it's an incontinent hamster.

 

[Bjoern]

M1 Garand.
M1 Carbine,
1936 .38 Cal Police Special
M1911A1 .45 Cal Semi Automatic

Really annoying and slightly threatening hamster named "Frankie".

You get through these....you can have it.

Well, the guns aren't the problem, but the hamster could be a slight challenge.


If I was american, I'd get myself a MG3. Not entirely practical to use but once it hits, it hits.

 

[TeaSea]

Frankie pees everywhere....

...and throws his poo.

You may have noticed my collection of firearms is of the historical nature. Not the best for self defense...

Perhaps I could say that of McAfee as well, but I get that courtesy of my job and it seems to work okay.

I would love to have an MG3, but it's an automatic and I do not carry the requisite licenses. I spent a good bit of time carrying the M60, which, like the MG3 derive from the WW II era MG42. The M60 is significantly heavier (we call it the "pig"). They both fire the NATO standard 7.62 cartridge.

 

[txnetcop]

http://personalfirewall.comodo.com/
Ted

It's little talkative but very secure
Ted
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[Bjoern]

Frankie pees everywhere....

...and throws his poo.

Err...then keep him. ;P

You may have noticed my collection of firearms is of the historical nature. Not the best for self defense...

Handling a M1 in an apartment/house might be a bit difficult because of its size, but a pistol should work reaonably well, shouldn't it?

I would love to have an MG3, but it's an automatic and I do not carry the requisite licenses. I spent a good bit of time carrying the M60, which, like the MG3 derive from the WW II era MG42. The M60 is significantly heavier (we call it the "pig"). They both fire the NATO standard 7.62 cartridge.

Unfortunate circumstances prevented me from ever firing the MG3 back in my army days, but I got to clean and carry them so often that it almost turned into a hate-based relationship.

At least I learned to appreciate modern leightweight construction this way. And the G36 also makes for a pretty sweet LMG.