Overlapping protection

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Mike

I have Vista Ultimate 64 bit installed.
I have read that 64 bit is more secure than
32 bit, but that Microsoft still recommends
the use of antivirus software.

I noticed that some antivirus vendors offer
either an antivirus package (basic), or an internet
security package with more features (deluxe).

With all the improvements in Vista, I wonder
if I need to get more than just an Antivirus package ?
Are Vista's security tools any good ?
If I get an internet security package will it just
needlessly overlap (or disable) the tools that
Vista has already provided ?
Please help me to understand what product I
may need to get.

Thanks
Mike
 
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Mike said:
I have Vista Ultimate 64 bit installed.
I have read that 64 bit is more secure than
32 bit, but that Microsoft still recommends
the use of antivirus software.

I noticed that some antivirus vendors offer
either an antivirus package (basic), or an internet
security package with more features (deluxe).

With all the improvements in Vista, I wonder
if I need to get more than just an Antivirus package ?
Are Vista's security tools any good ?
If I get an internet security package will it just
needlessly overlap (or disable) the tools that
Vista has already provided ?
Please help me to understand what product I
may need to get.

Thanks
Mike

You should install diferents products for different functions. Spend a
little money and get good ones.
1. Use a router with built-in firewall.
2. good AV(NOD32,Kaspersky)
3. Anti-Spyware (SuperAdBlocker)
4. Software firewall(I'm not sure which ones work on Vista)
5. Spam filter
6. You may want to consider using a more secure Browser(Opera or
Firefox) and E-mail client(Opera or Thunderbird)

max
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