What is your security stack???

[geekycheesecake]

So, I am using Macbook Pro MD 101 on Mac with MAC Yosemite with remote desktop of windows (required for work) but work place IT department has created all windows environment . When I was hit by wanna cry I was sure that I want to cry no more and switch to Apple Eco Sys. All my holy data was lost and I was lost what to do. Then came the era I was all apple. So I am keeping this security stack.

1password (previous using lastpass because it was free but no security)
Malware bytes
Self made DO VPN maybe


So, I wanted your guys input on that. What do you think?

Edit: I have also been given the option to opt for Bitdefender and Norton which is the best ?

 

[chrfr]

So, I am using Macbook Pro MD 101 on Mac with MAC Yosemite with remote desktop of windows (required for work) but work place IT department has created all windows environment . When I was hit by wanna cry I was sure that I want to cry no more and switch to Apple Eco Sys. All my holy data was lost and I was lost what to do. Then came the era I was all apple. So I am keeping this security stack.

1password (previous using lastpass because it was free but no security) https://1password.com/sign-up/
Malware bytes https://www.malwarebytes.com/mac/
PureVPN https://www.purevpn.com/vpn-deals/lifetime (yoy! since I was their customer they offered me a deal sharing link so that all the forum members can avail)


So, I wanted your guys input on that. What do you think?

If you're really concerned about security, you need to upgrade your operating system. Yosemite hasn't received a security update in over a year.

 

[Mr. Heckles]

If you're really concerned about security, you need to upgrade your operating system. Yosemite hasn't received a security update in over a year.

I saw your post and just found out El Capitan lost support this past August, time for a new computer.

 

[geekycheesecake]

I saw your post and just found out El Capitan lost support this past August, time for a new computer.

Yes I has. I asked the I.T department about updating it to Mojave. They say it is not supported. I doubt that
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If you're really concerned about security, you need to upgrade your operating system. Yosemite hasn't received a security update in over a year.

I not so much concerned about security. If you ask me I won't even install an antivirus on macbook for windows it is a different story. It is just company it policy to use antivirus, password manager and vpn . Without that you cannot use your laptop or macbooks.