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Norton AV is a good product; there are others that are also good, read
some reviews if interested. There are some good AV's that are free too.
Norton SystemWorks is a total waste - it includes AV, which is just about
the only thing in it that is of value. The included utilities are archaic
and of no value - in fact I've known folks that uses 'em and totally hose
their systems. not recommended any more.
Norton Security Suite is good; there are others that are also good,
ZoneAlarm's Suite is considered very good. These suites tend to have
large feature sets, you need to review them carefully to find the one that
does what most concerns you. Some are great firewalls, w/ ok parental
controls; others have great parental controls. you have to do your
research to find the right product for you. PC Mag is a good starting
point, check your local library or neighbohood geek!
And there are free alternatives to many of the components within the
suites. but having the "whole tomato" wrapped in a nice integrated
interface has its benefits.
some reviews if interested. There are some good AV's that are free too.
Norton SystemWorks is a total waste - it includes AV, which is just about
the only thing in it that is of value. The included utilities are archaic
and of no value - in fact I've known folks that uses 'em and totally hose
their systems. not recommended any more.
Norton Security Suite is good; there are others that are also good,
ZoneAlarm's Suite is considered very good. These suites tend to have
large feature sets, you need to review them carefully to find the one that
does what most concerns you. Some are great firewalls, w/ ok parental
controls; others have great parental controls. you have to do your
research to find the right product for you. PC Mag is a good starting
point, check your local library or neighbohood geek!
And there are free alternatives to many of the components within the
suites. but having the "whole tomato" wrapped in a nice integrated
interface has its benefits.