Of course, the browser's resident protections as well.
#COMODO WINDOWS 7 UPDATE#
I protect the browser with the AdGuard extension with all the Stealth Mode settings enabled and the Online Malicious URL Blocklist enabled in Filters > Security update interval, 1 hour. (But now it's so little used, I just check manually when I power it up, mostly to manage my AT&T NetComm Wi-Fi/4G hot spot as I'm not attaching that to my LAN.) The sigs/defs are the same as and used in the same way as by the latest and greatest Defender for when the latest and greatest Defender uses sigs/defs. I used to have a task scheduled to check for the sigs/defs every two hours and which updates when available. However, Win7 is quite safe for security-conscious HOME users who are not foreign spies, or involved in transacting major "closely-held" deals via the internet, or trolling black-hat forums, & other such venturesome activities.įor PC2, as I do with my 11 year old Gateway, Microsoft Security Essentials and AppCheck (with Exploit Guard enabled) and Windows Firewall. Of COURSE, upgrading to Win11 (not Win10!) is a practical & "politically wise" essential for the job-security of those who are ITs of business networks, military facilities, power grids, etc. Whether or not you continue with beloved Win7, I wish you fair winds & a following sea. To OP BigCat: Lots of excellent suggestions in this thread. I still image main drive to external drive 3x/week & retain images 3-4 weeks. Over the years, imaging has been, & still is, the solid foundation of security for all my various computers. Only ONE reason: the keystone to these many years of safe computing is that I began imaging my main drive from the first time I ever heard there was such a thing. Why was my computer "immune" from any lasting bad effects of these infections. Never have had compromised passwords or identity thefts.
However, I have never had a security incident that I could not easily recover from. Over the years I have had several malware infections. I have been up & running since Win95 days. (b) On-demand - WiseVector & Virus Total.
#COMODO WINDOWS 7 PLUS#
(a) Full-time - OSArmor plus VoodooShield plus a FW However, Win7 is quite safe for security-conscious HOME users who are not foreign spies, or involved in transacting major "closely-held" deals via the internet, or trolling black-hat forums, & other such venturesome activities. Click to expand.Of COURSE, upgrading to Win11 (not Win10!) is a practical & "politically wise" essential for the job-security of those who are ITs of business networks, military facilities, power grids, etc.
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