Eset Smart Security
#1
Eset Smart Security
I have 5 pc's and laptops with either Norton or Kaspersky security on. Now these work well in the background with Kaspersky occasionally asking if you want to block or allow certain activities.
Is Eset Smart Security ok for a computer numpty? When they start asking me if I want to block or allow programs, well I just don’t have a clue.
Is it going to be better than Norton and Kaspersky?
I know its been done before and I had made my mind up to get 5 user license for Eset, then somebody told me you had to decide yourself to block or allow and therefore no good for numpties(like me).
And I'm definitely getting a mac soon.
Is Eset Smart Security ok for a computer numpty? When they start asking me if I want to block or allow programs, well I just don’t have a clue.
Is it going to be better than Norton and Kaspersky?
I know its been done before and I had made my mind up to get 5 user license for Eset, then somebody told me you had to decide yourself to block or allow and therefore no good for numpties(like me).
And I'm definitely getting a mac soon.
#3
Thanks. But, will it run autominously or does it require the user to choose options. One of the laptops is my daughters so will she be shouting Dad all the time.
#4
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Smart security has included firewall and spam mail scanning. Nod32 is just antivirus on its own.
Its not quite as user friendly, but its simple to use and the default settings are usually all you need anyway.
We use nod32 at work across 10 systems with no issues. We had kaspersky before this, and I found the later version used more system resources, whilst nod32 uses less resources (just as well as three systems are Pentium IIIs with 384meg).
At home I use Smart security, spam filter is pretty good (if you use outlook express/windows mail). But I note the firewall does use more system resources, so probably not so good if your computers are a struggling a bit for CPU power and RAM.
#5
You can choose how you want the firewall to run, I like to know so have mine set to prompt every time something new asks but you can have it more auto than that (but obviously not as secure).
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