Opera does not need a NoScript as an addon because it's built in

I do not know what WOT is.
You can enable/disable using Tools > Quick Preferences, but that's a global change, not safe IMO.
A better method is on a per-site basis: When you're on a site, do Tools > Quick Preferences > Edit site preferences.
So you can/should uncheck JavaScript globally, and then permit the sites that must have it enabled.
The best of both worlds.
If you click Tools > Preferences, there are many settings to see and use, so check'm out. You may be pleasantly surprised how much Opera offers.
As far as your security choices, find a firewall and a great antivirus, the best you can find, such as free Avast! or free Avira, they'll take care of spyware, but if you insist, SuperAntiSpyware is good.
Update the ActiveX list (for IE, Firefox) with SpywareBlaster and I don't think you need much more than that.
In case you wonder, Opera does not need ActiveX protection because it's not using it at all.
To pick a firewall, search here through the pinned topics, for instance
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic405.html
This post has been edited by tos226: 01 April 2010 - 10:53 PM