Outpost Security Suite Pro 2008 – public beta 3
Posted by Mercury_22 on 25 September 2007 - 14:28 · 10 comments & 3770 views
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#1 Posted by cork1958 on 25 Sep 2007 - 15:13
- Not particularly a fan of "suites" but Outpost is a very good and reliable product.
May have to check it out again when it goes final.
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#2 Posted by sjgore on 25 Sep 2007 - 17:17
- What's the anti-virus component like, compared to KAV and NOD32? I've heard the firewall component is supposed to be good.
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#3 Posted by - Kaboose - on 25 Sep 2007 - 17:36
- when its final, i'll probably be checking out the stand alone firewall, looks decent
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#4 Posted by Budopower on 25 Sep 2007 - 18:44
- Firewall is pretty good, I'm using it since a few months now... in combination with NOD32.
So far no complaints -
#4.1 Posted by ~Neowin~ on 25 Sep 2007 - 19:46
- Quote - (Budopower said @ #4)Firewall is pretty good, I'm using it since a few months now... in combination with NOD32.
So far no complaints
+1
Same here. NOD32 + Outpost Firewall
will switch to ESS when it gets finalised -
#4.2 Posted by Mercury_22 on 25 Sep 2007 - 22:32
- Quote - (~Neowin~ said @ #4.1)Quote - (Budopower said @ #4)Firewall is pretty good, I'm using it since a few months now... in combination with NOD32.
So far no complaints
+1
Same here. NOD32 + Outpost Firewall
will switch to ESS when it gets finalised
Yes nod32+Outpost Firewall it's the best solution! but ESS or OSS are very, very.... poor solutions
one for firewall and the other for antivirus (not even decent solutions ! ) to bad because i feel the next versions of NOD32 (version 3) and Outpost Firewall (2008 version) will not be so compatible ! ( i hope i'm Wrong ) 
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#4.3 Posted by Budopower on 26 Sep 2007 - 09:06
- Quote - (Mercury_22 said @ #4.2)i feel the next versions of NOD32 (version 3) and Outpost Firewall (2008 version) will not be so compatible ! ( i hope i'm Wrong )
Why do you think that?
They're not going to drop XP, as they know most people still use XP... and compatibility under Vista will only get better.
- No worries from my side -
#4.4 Posted by Mercury_22 on 26 Sep 2007 - 10:59
- Quote - (Budopower said @ #4.3)Quote - (Mercury_22 said @ #4.2)i feel the next versions of NOD32 (version 3) and Outpost Firewall (2008 version) will not be so compatible ! ( i hope i'm Wrong )
Why do you think that?
They're not going to drop XP, as they know most people still use XP... and compatibility under Vista will only get better.
- No worries from my side
I'm worried by reason of Eset's Nod32 new feature "Web browser" from "Web access protection", more precisely the way this feature works !
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#6 Posted by Westling on 27 Sep 2007 - 12:16
- I tried it out and it seems really cool but the thing is that after the install (Vista Ultimate x64) every single webpage I browse get rendered incorrectly
Half done rendering with weird symbols or even no rendering at all (the source code i printed instead) and this happens in any browser. Anyone else experienced this?
Tried to report it but the bugreport form didn't have a submit button so it's not to easy
maybe they don't want the reports? 
