Norton stories - Page 8

Symantec urges pcAnywhere users to disable the tool amid security risk revelations linked to a 2006 source code breach.

Symantec broadens its tech horizons by acquiring cloud archive firm LiveOffice for $115m, enhancing info governance services amidst hacker threats.

Cyberbaiting, the act of students taunting teachers then filming their reactions, is a growing phenomenon, according to a new report.

Symantec's Norton Mobile Security for Android promises robust protection with features like remote locking, data erasure, and call blocking for GBP £59.99.

New Zealand reels under a $556m cybercrime cost, says Norton report, with $256m in cash loss and $300m in time wastage.

Norton and Bitdefender have launched new Android security features to combat malware and theft, offering users enhanced protection and peace of mind.

Norton 360 Version 5.0 offers minimal new features, but excels in performance and user experience, earning our Editor's Choice for a third year.

Dean Redman resigns from SonicWall, with Richard Ting stepping in amid the search for a new ANZ country manager, promising steady growth.

Cybercriminals are on the lookout to capitalise on the mass of online activity surrounding the upcoming royal wedding.

Symantec unveils free Norton 2012 betas, boasting faster scans, less memory usage, and enhanced security measures.

Norton's Cybercrime Report reveals we often don't report cyber crime and admits many engage in questionable online behaviour. Can we change?.

Norton Internet Security 2011 impresses with real-time protection and user-friendly design, earning top marks in independent tests.

Symantec has launched the public beta of Norton 360 version 5.0, featuring identity protection, automatic backup, and PC tuneup, for free download.

Adam Palmer has been named Norton Lead Cybersecurity Advisor who brings with him over ten years of experience in private industry and government service.

As the festive season approaches, the purveyors of spam and malware are out in force – and their early efforts are already emerging.

Norton Internet Security 2010 impresses with quick install and a clever use of global data to fight malware, albeit being a tad resource-heavy.

Microsoft's launch of the free Security Essentials stirs the pot as Symantec criticises its effectiveness against modern threats.

Norton 360 3.0 combines Symantec's Norton Internet Security Suite with PC cleanup tools and a backup utility in a simple interface.