It would be nice to have these features built into my CFP, but at the same time I don’t want it to become such a huge chunk of software that it slows my computer like Norton did with all the worthless extras that did absolutely nothing but eat up space and memory. I’ve been using Microsoft’s “Baseline Security Analyzer” to scan for missing patches or updates that might have been missed. I’m glad to see that Comodo is working on such things as this to provide even more protection. If you left click on that square you will go to a page that describes in detail of what the port actually is for and if there are any potential vulnerabilities. If you place your cursor on any one of the squares in the grid, information will be displayed that identifies the port number and the title. In an enterprise, where there is a threshold of many new users with whom there is a need to share the internet, Comodo Firewall can really ease the burden. In that test, a grid is displayed which represents the ports on your pc. Good leak protection, the most negative think I have to say about the Comodo Firewall Pro is its too noisy in my opinion with alerts and on uninstall it killed. Hi, just wondering if it will work like the “Shields up” vulnerability test at Gibson Research Corporation’s site ( grc.com)?

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