Reviews of Comodo Internet Security (32-bit)

1. 
   HeilNizar

   Reviewing 5.3.181415.1237 (Apr 21, 2011)

   Comodo firewall... Yes, and one of the best around, although I find PrivateFirewall much better.
   Comodo other products.. No, specially not their AV
   
   However, I see that Comodo is trying to stick too much into their firewall, which needs some tweaking to disable them as they will only slow your computer down.
   
   I'm afraid they are heading toward the same destination as most of softwares, making it bloated and full of useless things.
2. 
   jangadbutta

   Reviewing 5.3.44816.1227 (Jan 30, 2011)

   Do not contact www.sipvoipsdk.com!!! They sell old version of VoIP SIP SDK with no permission. I bought the license, but it was outdated, I couldn't do anything with it, and they gave me no support!!! Thanks to the guy from www.voipsipsdk.com that helped me out.
3. 
   ailef

   Reviewing 5.3.44816.1227 (Jan 13, 2011)

   I don't understand why it's not secure at all as the list you're talking about is based on signed files.
   did you ever install any malware digitally signed ?
   comodo worked on a software more friendly as lot of people were lost with all the alerts they had to create rules, alerts for the firewall, alerts for Defense+, as they didnt know what to do with all those alerts.
   now, comodo can run with a limited number of rules to create for common users that hate all those complicated softwares with tones of settings and alerts.
   But what i like the best is that comodo is still configurable to have full control on the traffic with alerts for anything, so you create many rules for each process, or use predefined policies like "browser policy" or "ftp client" , "email client, outgoing only, trusted apps and blocked apps.
   the defense+ is a powerfull security tool to monitor all files activities and decide what a file will be allowed to do on the system.
   defense+ is protecting by default important files and folders, you can add your own files and folders rule, there's a default protected reg keys and you can also add your own keys you want to protect, there's a protected COM interfaces also configurable like you want.
   and to help defense+ configuration, there's a sandbox where anything that's not part of trusted software vendors is launched sandboxed with a level of security you chose to run the file sandboxed. there are several levels of security from partially limited to blocked. setting blocked for unknown files is too high as the file cant run so just before blocked you have "untrusted files" that will launch the unknown file with not enough rights to corrupt your system.
   the files unrecognized will stay into the sandbox as long as you decide about it. if you know the file, so it's not a problem, sometimes comodo doesnt know all softwares, and the unrecognized files sandboxed stored into a specific place are submitted to the cloud so, they're analysed and if they're unknown, after some days, they'll be classified as trusted or not,
   even if you didnt install the AV, you got the cloud that will inform you about the unrecognized file.
   this software is really great and needs to be tested, you can use the version with the AV, but I like comodo for his firewall and Defense+
   I use a shareware as Antivirus to complete Comodo.
4. 
   JCookes

   Reviewing 5.3.44816.1227 (Jan 12, 2011)

   Not secure at all, it has tons of malware creators in its whitelist by default.
5. 
   Rarebit

   Reviewing 5.3.44816.1227 (Jan 12, 2011)

   No problems with install, works fine after applications are learned.
   I wonder maybe another of those payed people.

Discuss Comodo Internet Security (32-bit)

1. Sep 5, 2010 - 10:26 AM
   bobad

   I happily retract my statement, below. Comodo now does not package other products with their program. Not only that, but this is the best and most complete Freeware Internet security package available. Version 4 was good, version 5 is great. If Comodo's 4 layers of protection aren't enough protection, it's because of extreme user carelessness.
2. Apr 28, 2009 - 9:58 AM
   bobad

   Comodo has chosen to go to the dark side, so I won't be using their products any more.
3. Feb 21, 2009 - 3:30 PM
   bobad