PROTECTING your computer from online attacks just got a little faster.
Norton Internet Security 2009
and Norton AntiVirus 2009
Internet Security 2009 ($79 for single PC licence, $109 for three) and AntiVirus 2009 ($65 for single PC licence, $99 for three), available from retailers
Norton's latest batch of Internet security and anti-virus measures are now community intelligence-driven. This means that common files, such as DLLs (Dynamic Link Libraries), are treated as one, which reduces the number of files that need scanning.
The new silent mode also suspends alerts and updates automatically, in case you are in the middle of doing something, such as playing video games, watching movies or working on presentations.
This article was first published in Digital Life, The Straits Times on Oct 1, 2008.
