HP-Norton, hand-in-hand to secure computing
Norton Antivirus is top of the line antivirus and security software for Windows and Mac computers. The lab tests we conducted have proved that Norton offers the best antivirus software. Also, HP is among the top brands when it comes to computers, be it desktops or notebook computers, HP is among the best and most sold computer brands in the world. Now HP and Norton, hand-in-hand to secure computing. As per the latest news in the “security software” world, Symantec extends agreement with HP to distribute Norton Internet Security on consumer PCs worldwide.
Symantec Corp. (Nasdaq: SYMC) recently announced the signing of a multi-year extension to its existing contract with HP, the world’s largest PC manufacturer. Under the terms of the agreement, HP consumer desktop, laptop and netbook PCs will ship worldwide with a full-featured, complimentary 60-day subscription of Norton Internet Security, the industry’s fastest, lightest security suite. From consumer’s point of view, this is an excellent news because Norton security software is the #1 security software in the computer world. The internet is being literally pondered with all sorts of malicious codes and this news is like music to my ears. There’s still something that I can rely on when I’m surfing over the internet, making my payments through my banking website, emailing to my friends and family and more.
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Norton Internet Security detects and eliminates online threats and prevents cybercriminals from stealing consumers’ identity and hard-earned cash, so they can surf, shop, and bank online safely. Norton Internet Security also features the industry leading reputation-based security technology, which has been proven to attain unmatched detection of new malware far beyond what is possible with traditional security technologies. Norton’s award winning Norton antivirus is the best antivirus software to protect your computer. “HP customers recognize Norton as a world leader in security solutions for PCs,” said Jason Zajac, vice president, Attach Business Unit, Personal Systems Group, HP.
