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Norton released AntiVirus and Internet Security 2011

Posted: 21 Sep 2010 04:20 AM PDT

Norton from Symantec just released the 2011 version of their Norton AntiVirus and Norton Internet Security. These 2011 products have been carefully engineered to exceed already industry-leading performance and protection benchmarks.

Actually, they are the only suite that was able to achieve a 100 percent protection score in a new third-party test from Dennis Labs.

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In this test, each product has been scored for its accuracy in detecting and handling malware. The Norton product defended against all threats so it scores a full 80 marks. It was the only product to avoid being compromised by the internet threats.

AntiVirus or Internet Security?

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If you don't use your system to connect to the internet that much, the Norton AntiVirus 2011 is suitable for you. It is a fast, powerful protection that safeguards against virus and spyware.

But who doesn't use the internet these days? Better get the Norton Internet Security 2011. It has an improved Safe Web feature that warns you of unsafe and "scam" websites right in your search results and automatically blocks them. This includes scam links that sometimes are introduced via Facebook. It also has a built-in parental control management feature that monitors your child's activities online so you can keep them safe from online dangers and teach them good Internet habits.

Pricing and Availability

Norton Internet Security 2011 and Norton AntiVirus 2011 are now available for purchase in the Philippines through various retailers and the Norton online store at http://www.symantecstore.com/sa.

The suggested retail price for Norton Internet Security 2011 is Php 2,860 for a three PC license and Php 1,440 for a single PC license.

The suggested retail price for Norton AntiVirus 2011 is Php 2,070 a three PC license and Php 1,180 for a single PC license. The price includes one-year service subscription to use the product and receive Symantec's protection updates.

Norton Internet Security and Norton AntiVirus 2007 or later users with a valid product subscription are eligible to receive the latest product updates via the subscription service model. For more information, visit the Norton Update center at http://updatecenter.norton.com.

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McAfee Jumps On The URL Shortening Bandwagon With McAf.ee

Posted: 21 Sep 2010 05:05 AM PDT

Antivirus and security software company McAfee, for reasons unknown, has apparently decided the world needs yet another URL shortening service.

The company this morning launched the beta version of McAf.ee, which it purports is a service that lets people create safe short URLs. Which I think means that, unlike all the others, you don't need to wear leather safety gloves to use it.

Actually, McAf.ee is using, and promotes, McAfee Labs' real-time Global Threat Intelligence solution, which aims to protect users from new threats before they strike by using millions of sensors to gather real-time intelligence from host IP addresses, Internet domains, specific URLs, files, images, and email messages.

Why the company thought it'd be a good idea to give birth to another URL shortening service (frame included) is anyone's guess, but according to this brief launch post the idea came from their PR firm and was internally championed by the corporate communications chief.

That explains a lot.

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Wednesday, September 22, 2010