Symantec last week unveiled a set of security applications it says will help network executives control and correlate corporate security efforts. NEW YORK – Symantec last week unveiled a set of ...

Symantec’s latest product, Norton Small Business, is perhaps the most well-rounded and ambitious offering the company has inserted into its product array for small companies. The security company has ...

Symantec’s latest product, Norton Small Business, is perhaps the most well-rounded and ambitious offering the company has inserted into its product array for small companies. The security company has ...

Adobe Systems has agreed to promote Symantec's Norton Internet Security 2006 software to people who download its free Adobe Reader. Users who download the latest version of the PDF reader software see ...

John Breeden II is an award-winning reviewer and public speaker with 20 years of experience covering technology. Following a series of high-profile attacks against its networks, the federal government ...

Data storage and security vendor Symantec Jan. 29 introduced a new integrated information security and archiving suite of applications that offers consistent enforcement of content control policies ...

Norton is a solid choice, thanks to its excellent detection rate and polished, touchscreen-friendly interface. Norton Internet Security 2014 ($80 for one year of protection on up to three PCs) looks ...

Symantec is to launch a mobile security suite for Windows Mobile devices which it says will offer the same levels of security for handhelds as is standard on PCs and laptops. While the security firm ...

Recent weeks have seen renewed discussion about the security vulnerabilities of Macs and the OS X operating system, though, as usual, it is primarily PC interests who say, “your day of reckoning is ...

Covers all the bases in an easy-to-use package, but doesn’t completely shine for PC protection. Norton 360, Symantec’s all-around security, backup, and PC-tuning suite, takes a small step forward with ...

I’ve grown to hate security suites for Windows, if only because they’re frequently far more trouble than they’re worth. What sense does it make to “protect” a computer by loading a Dumpster full of ...