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Norton will reward partners who help further consumer cyber safety, by selling applicable Norton Empower-enabled products and services.
Absolute Software introduces new product innovations, including deeper visibility, expanded integrations, and a refreshed user experience.
There are so many social media platforms for us to choose from— and the same is true for cybercriminals looking to deploy their next attack.
Stealing an identity can be easy in today's cyber climate, so it's essential to have the right security tools to protect you from identity theft.
Norton LifeLock rebrands to Gen Digital Inc after its merger with Avast, aiming to pioneer digital empowerment.
AI technology is going through a significant renaissance in the video management market, providing solutions that enhance businesses.
It is projected that revenue through the software segment in the AI in the cybersecurity market will grow at 15.8% CAGR during the forecast period.
Norton advises Kiwi gamers on how to stay safe in the metaverse with its new research guide, offering tips on cybersecurity and privacy risks.
1 in 5 New Zealanders have experienced identity theft, with 5% impacted in the past year. Learn the most common types and how to prevent it.
NortonLifeLock managing director for APAC Mark Gorrie explains what you need to know about the deep and dark web and the pros and cons of both.
Norton Secure VPN offers enhanced online security and privacy, with features such as anonymous browsing and split tunneling.
Overall, 80% of enterprises said they are so frustrated with their existing provider, they are actively looking to replace them within the next twelve months.
WhatsApp data breach exposes personal information of up to 1.8 million New Zealanders, creating potential cyber threats. Norton offers security tips.
Nearly a quarter of New Zealanders (22%) surveyed said they tend to take more risks when online shopping during the holiday season than other times of the year.
Norton Labs successfully blocked 1.3 million threats in NZ during September, thwarting phishing attempts, mobile threats, file threats, ransomware attacks.
Do rangatahi in Aotearoa understand the importance of being safe online, or has lifelong exposure to the internet resulted in widespread complacency?.
Norton's quarterly report reveals over 4.8 million threats were thwarted in New Zealand between April and June 2022, with a focus on social media phishin.
Nearly nine in ten New Zealanders believe children will give away personal information online, says Norton research.
Kiwis are surprisingly unaware of the risks involved in using public WiFi, according to a study by Norton and Symantec.
It may start with a few stolen details online, but it could end with thousands of dollars missing or worse, a reputation down the drain.