Comodo has released Comodo Internet Security 4 Free and Pro yesterday. The free version which we will be concentrating our review on combines one of the best Windows software firewalls with antivirus protection. Version 4 adds sandboxing to the application. Sandboxing basically allows the computer user to run files in a closed environment so that they cannot (in theory) affect the rest of the computer system.
Many security software companies are currently either adding sandboxing or cloud computing to their products with sandboxing probably being the more popular option for most. Sandboxing comes in very handy when trying out new software programs, executing other files that could possibly be malicious or forcing regular programs to run in the sandbox (like a web browser) so that no matter what happens during use is not affecting the rest of the operating system.
Comodo has also improved the user interface of Comodo Internet Security 4 and the usability of the security application. The number of popup alerts have for instance be reduced. Popups have been redesigned to provide the user with additional options and information. Some core modules like the antivirus engine have been improved although it is to early to say how well they fare.
The Comodo Internet Security 4 Download is provided at the official Comodo website. Some users in the Comodo forums are experiencing bugs and other issues with the security software.
Comodo Internet Security 4 Downloads
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Have you been using Comodo Internet Security 4? What is your opinion on the product?
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I’d hold off downloading this for a while. If Comodo proves true to form, there will be bugs and a number of new fix-up releases over the next few weeks.
More and more bloat, less reasons to use it…
This release is a bit of a dogs dinner. I played with it for a few hours after installation and it has all sorts of quirky behaviour. I went back to 3.14.
I am with Jojo. Next-to-last new version of the FW (all I use) blocked DVDFlick from working; this was fixed in the last iteration, but I will hold off a while too.
One more with Jojo. Better to wait, I think.
Can’t wait, installed the firewall ONLY already. Bleeding red UI kinda hurt my eyes and there’s some changed location of option, other than that seems to work fine here…
Agree with Jojo as nowadays all new released software seem have same problem.
About me I still prefer NOD Internet Security, once you get used with the settings NOD will give you a use friendly, light on resources and reliable package.
Comodo FW seems pretty light on memory, using about 18 MB RAM right now on my system.
Cause Comodo is free while NOD is not, huh?
Anyway no problem so far.
im still evaluating this free software
but im not 100% trusting to this