Re: PC security suites (was Weird Outlook (maybe) problem)

["Burns, Bryan" <Bryan_Burns@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks John, I'll probably go the Zone Alarm route.
4GB DDR? Sweet!
Bryan
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Sent: Friday, June 08, 2007 9:32 AM
To: PC Technical Discussion for iSeries Users
Subject: Re: [PCTECH] PC security suites (was Weird Outlook (maybe)
problem)


http://windowssecrets.com/reviews/security-baseline/ shows that Zone
Alarm's suite is getting top honors right now.  I personally use
CounterSpy (http://sunbelt-software.com) for anti-spyware (AS) & AVG
(http://free.grisoft.com) for AV.

I just built a new PC, OK insanely overpowered workstation*, at home.
Once I'm done setting it up, transferring files, etc. I plan on
reviewing my choices & may move to the Zone suite.  I'd prefer an
integrated suite v. point solutions for AV, AS, anti-spam, and firewall.


*Core2Quad Q6600 overclocked quad-core, 4GB DDR2, Gigabyte motherboard,
Antec case/PSU, Thermalright HSF, mirrored Saumsung SATA 500GB disks,
Vista Ultimate 64-bit, Office 2007 Pro, Radeon 1950Pro 512MB, Pioneer
18x DVD-RW, Samsung 20" LCD, Logitech MX-1000 rodent & Logitech
keyboard.