Norton Internet Security for Mac5.0

Name: Norton Internet Security
Price: 69.99 $
Rating: 2.5714 (6 reviews)

25 July 2012

Complete Internet security protection in one package.

Follow this appDeveloper: Symantec

What is Norton Internet Security for Mac

Norton Internet Security lets you confidently browse, shop, bank, and socialize online without worrying about getting attacked or scammed

Features:

Norton Safe Web: Proactively protects you while you surf the Web by warning you of and blocking unsafe and fake websites right in your search results. (OS X 10.7 only)
Antiphishing Technology: Blocks fraudulent phishing websites created to steal your identity and your money
Smart Two-Way Firewall: Prevents cybercriminals from hacking into your Mac, stealing your personal information and messing with your stuff
Location Awareness: Lets you adjust your level of protection depending upon where you're using your Mac (at home, the office, the local coffee shop, on the road)
Vulnerability Protection: Updates daily to stop cybercriminals from using vulnerabilities in applications and other software to sneak threats onto your computer
AntiVirus Protection: Protects your Mac, iPhoto pictures, iTunes media, iMovie projects and all your important stuff from viruses, spyware and other threats without slowing down your computer
Confidential File Guard: Password protects your stuff to keep it safe from prying eyes
Daily Protection Updates: Runs in the background to protect your Mac

What's new in Norton Internet Security

Version 5.0:

Compatibility with Firefox 14
Compatibility with OS X 10.8 GM Candidate
Bug fixes in Norton Firewall and Norton Identity
Available in Dutch (Netherlands), Protugese (Brazil) and Swedish. Available in these countries by end of this summer
Additional language packs available for more languages later this summer from http://together.norton.com. Help translate your Norton products into other languages!

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Ward

Mar 1 2018

5.3

Version: 5.3

I came to MacUpdate to review recent comments about Norton Security for Mac. This page seems the closest match for Norton Security 7.6.0 (10-Nov-17). I'm surprised no one has created a page for Norton Security.

motherhacker

Aug 14 2015

0.5

Unstable app, that crashes quite often. Will look for something better.

Vince-nt

Jun 25 2015

4.5

Current version is "Norton Security 6.3" released on 06/24/2015.

Megavolt17

Mar 16 2013

4.0

I've been using Virus Barrier for 3 or 4 years. Easy to use and fairly complete but after working with technical support we could not find a solution to my Mac sometimes freezing after waking from sleep, when Time Machine was backing up, or when surfing. Lots of "virusbarrier blocked application for 60 seconds" with app after app listed until my MacBook finally hung. Tried ClamXav and no problems with it hanging. Scans take a long time, and it flags a lot of emails if they are sent to one email address I use, but not another. Everything from my Mileage Plus card is flagged as a virus (background scanner) or phishing (full scan) even though it's a statement with my account balance. NIS is about 1/2 the size of Intego's internet suite. Scans quickly and with the default settings is unobtrusive. I did not give it 5 stars due to it's clunky interface. Most things are fairly straight forward but for others such as setting up a custom firewall based on location it is not. The help menu is basic and does not cover everything. Going to the online help section usually takes you to prior Mac versions or the PC version. Still trying to figure out if the virus database updates happen automatically, or if I have to manually do them. There seems to be no way to schedule when to do the update. You cannot specify when to do a full scan, but you can set it to do so when your Mac is inactive.

RavenNevermore

Aug 11 2011

5.0

Version: 5.0

Seems to work fine for a beta. It doesn't come with antivirus defs, so you can't start auto protect until you do that. They don't mention that. Also, the Safari tool bar doesn't work. It does work in Firefox however, and takes up too much space, since it has the logo and a safe search window. I liked the old green bar better.

Virtualruffy

Who wants to be the first sucke-, hmm, victi-, oh, hell. Let's get Mikey he'll try anything. They abandoned the Mac years ago but still make crappy products for pcs. Now they want to come back with this tasteless turd?? F^#(U-*#^#CK 'em!