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I think all of those options are good, its hard to go wrong. If you are looking for the fastest, reasonably secure, free configuration based on the options available to you, then you may choose to doĪ) custom install of NIS 2010 (install the AV only), windows 7 firewall, and sandboxie ORī) avast 5! free, windows 7 firewall, sandboxie (just add sandboxie to your current configuration). If I was in your position, since NIS 2010 is complimentary with your broadband service, I would probably run a "custom" installation of NIS 2010, install the antivirus but not firewall components, (to see what you would need to uncheck or deactivate, compare the NAV 2010 to NIS 2010 here: ), and then install a 3rd party free firewall (Outpost or Online Armor, based on my preference) and sandboxie. If something gets past avast! and didn't come from a drive-by-download (infected USB thumb drive, for example), I wouldn't expect windows 7 firewall to offer very much in the way of protection. Another option (including 64 bit installations now), if you want a more nimble system, could involve avast! 5 free, windows 7 firewall and sandboxie. Windows 7 firewall is not unreasonable, either. If you are cautious, keep your system updated (use secunia's free vulnerability inspector), remain intelligent about P2P downloads/programs, I think it's unlikely anything will slip past NIS 2010, and very unlikely anything will get past avast! + a good, free firewall (Comodo, Online Armor, Outpost, probably PC Tools as well).
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It's whitelist is more extensive than Comodo's, and by default, unknown/untrusted processes can't run without obtaining your permission first. I am more likely to change my antivirus than Online Armor. I have been much happier with Agnitum Outpost Pro (or free) and now I've used Online Armor for the last 6 months, and I've been very pleased with it. While secure, I found Comodo to be too chatty and more likely than any other firewall I have used to "break" other installations (it broke Acronis, among other things). The last time I used it, I think the installation was v 3.8. I've used Comodo FP since version 3.0, including before it became Comodo IS, and 3.5.
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