Norton stories

"There seems to be a perception that cyberstalking is more out of sight, out of mind.">>

There’s something ever so counter-intuitive in typing all your intimate personal details into a website, just to see if any of your details that you’ve typed in on other websites have been compromised.>>

Dark Web Monitoring Powered by LifeLock will be capable of monitoring the dark web, searching for over 120 personal identifiable information including email, physical address, phone number, driver licence number, credit card or bank account numbers and gamer tags.>>

"This means its crucial Australians treat their online hygiene as seriously as their physical hygiene and not become complacent.">>

Twitter recognises that it’s hard to tell just how much misinformation is out there on social media.>>

It's not enough to simply have anti-virus software installed on a laptop anymore.>>

A Norton 360 Premium one-year subscription protects up to five of your devices, including your Mac, PC, iOS, and Android devices. >>

Norton 360 is an all-in-one solution from one of the most trusted names in consumer computer security. The various modules are robust enough to protect novice computer users. The suite is also customisable so it won’t get in the way of more experienced users.>>

The folks at Norton understand that there are those of use that like to walk on the wild side. But even a seasoned Internet adventurer like myself likes a degree of protection.>>

From the Starwood hotels data breach to online services like Flipboard, what steps have you taken to secure your information online?>>

This Friday May 17 is Pink Shirt Day, which is a colourful way to raise awareness about a serious and in some cases tragic issue: cyberbullying.>>

The new local server will help users protect personal information and securely access private information while on the go.>>

Results from the survey found that 89% of SMBs have signed up for security solutions to protect against threats.>>

Security threats are a major concern, and these threats are only becoming more prominent as we connect more devices to the internet.>>

New Zealanders lost more than $177 million to cybercrime last year but it seems people are not paying enough attention.>>

Symantec will move its data servers to Microsoft Azure cloud – a key step in the company’s initiative to adopt a hybrid cloud strategy.>>

Is the Internet out to get you? Norton WiFi Privacy could be what you need.>>

Public WiFi is an irresistible concept. The internet is at your fingertips, often at no cost, and your Facebook is just a tap away.>>

Attackers love the fact that SMBs often don’t see security as a priority. Now resellers can take advantage of Norton Security for Professionals.>>

“We encourage people not to pay. They need to protect themselves and they need to back up their data.">>

If you’re planning to find your Mr or Mrs Right online, then it would pay to take note of the Norton Online Dating Survey first.>>

"As long as your child is connected to a device, a bully can connect to them.">>

“Just as we don’t leave our front door open when we head out on holiday, we shouldn’t leave our information vulnerable online.">>

"New Zealanders who were victims of cybercrime within the past year have often continued their unsafe behaviour.">>