September 5, 2012 | Posted At: 09:53 AM | Author: Brian Nadel | Category:
Security
As Windows 8
starts to become a reality in a little more than a month, protecting a school’s
computers and data become paramount. Norton’s trio of flagship protection
products – AntiVirus, Internet Security and 360 – get a revamping for the new
software.
The software
works just fine with Win 7 but has been redesigned for the new OS and software.
It is safer because it has emphasis on dealing with the scams involved with
social networking, can warn users if they’re venturing into risky sites and the
programs have a new firewall.
It’s faster and can actually extend the battery
life of a notebook by only running when it needs to. It’s simpler to use as
well because it’s been re-engineered for using one of the new touch screen
systems and doesn’t require rebooting to take advantage of new updates.
Pricing is
similar to current versions with AV going for $50, Internet Security costing
$80 and 360 going for $90.
Complete protection on windows 8 is a must for the internet is a volatile area where it can ignite. That's a nice add on to this.
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