I entirely agree with Zero.
All the security you need comes from modifying your own behaviour.
Most breaches are from;
Passwords; written down, too simple, duplicated, shared.
You should use passwords on more than one account since if you do then if one is breached they all are. And often some low level thing is breached, like a newsletter or something, and then the email/password combination is tried in other places.
Phishing; information voluntarily given or access granted because you've been conned by an email or phone call.
Malware; typically from clicking an link in an email or running a program from a website.
As for anti-malware I run the standard Windows Defender and MalwareBytes (which I pay for).
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