Symantec's Norton One Will Protect All Your Devices

[exfileme]

Symantec has announced the upcoming release of Norton One, a security suite that covers all your devices spanning the PC to the smartphone.

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[Wish I Was Wealthy]

That's all good for Norton,but I still don't trust their level of security!

 

[damianrobertjones]

Never.

We use Messagelabs here and trying to get Support to do ANYTHING is practically impossible and that's a paid for service costing $$$$

Role on Windows 8 with built in AV/malware detection.

 

[Goldengoose]

[citation][nom]Role on Windows 8 with built in AV/malware detection.[/citation]

Oh god, it's not going to be vista asking 'are you sure' everytime we click again is it?

 

[neon871]

Their software is so CPU demanding it drags my PC down to a crawl. Anyone else have that problem? I don't use them any more for that reason not a question of trust, just eats too much resource from my CPU. I have a AMD x4 @ 2.8ghz

 

[JOSHSKORN]

Norton for Smartphones. Hmm, I guess now there's a purpose for multi-core mobile phone processors.

 

[vaughn2k]

I hope nobody wants to hack a Wii mobile...

 

[sykozis]

[citation][nom]neon871[/nom]Their software is so CPU demanding it drags my PC down to a crawl. Anyone else have that problem? I don't use them any more for that reason not a question of trust, just eats too much resource from my CPU. I have a AMD x4 @ 2.8ghz[/citation]

Norton 2008 - 2011 has less of an impact on system performance than any other A/V on the market, excluding Microsoft's "Security Essentials". Aside from running a system scan, I've never seen Norton 2008 - 2011 go above 5% CPU usage.

 

[neon871]

Norton 2008 - 2011 has less of an impact on system performance than any other A/V on the market, excluding Microsoft's "Security Essentials". Aside from running a system scan, I've never seen Norton 2008 - 2011 go above 5% CPU usage.

That maybe true I don't know because I have not used them for many years now. I now use Webroot w/antivirus and average 4% CPU

 

[ojas]

[citation][nom]sykozis[/nom]Norton 2008 - 2011 has less of an impact on system performance than any other A/V on the market, excluding Microsoft's "Security Essentials". Aside from running a system scan, I've never seen Norton 2008 - 2011 go above 5% CPU usage.[/citation]

I agree with you. Running a C2Q Q8400 @ 2.66 GHz, no probs.

 

[icepick314]

I'm on Windows 7 64bit with SP1....

I had AVG Suite but got rid of that and currently using MS Security Essentials and Malwarebytes Anti-Malware...

I'm not using any "security" software on my Archos 10 1 tablet currently...

so far I haven't had any virus or malware attacks for past 9 weeks since the switch...

I'm pretty careful when downloading software and reading email with attachments (do NOT open ANY attachments) so I'm happy with my current setup and will continue to use free solution by MS...

I do like Anti-Malware software and its ease of interface so I'm considering purchasing of their lifetime license...

 

[Guest]

"Symantec's Norton One Will NOT Protect All Your Devices!"

There, headline fixed!

 

[memadmax]

I have had a touch on/off relationship with norton products since I abandoned them in in 2000.

Still not impressed(360), still not going back...

 

[memadmax]

icepick314: I noticed that security essentials misses things. I have downloaded know viruses before and not a peep, even thou other programs spotted the virus...

 

[figgus]

TITLE: "Symantec's Norton One Will Protect All Your Devices"

Not my devices, they won't. I've already relegated Norton and McCrappy to the dustbin of IT history. Before I let Norton NEAR my hardware I'd take a hammer to my devices and set them on fire in the street just to avoid the aggravation Norton's crappy software.

 

[amd-fanboy]

this is not news, this is an advertisement. shame on you bestofmedia.

 

[happyballz]

All I got to say about this is ... Cool "story" bro.

 

[lucky015]

I can assure them that no Norton product will touch any one of my computers.

 

[ahnilated]

I use Linux and don't have these "security" issues at home. Microsoft built a nice environment for other companies to have to come in and secure their insecure OS.

 

[JohnnyLucky]

"Symantec's Norton One Will Protect All Your Devices"

If you believe that I have swamp land in Florida that I want to sell to you!