Norton 360 is designed to bring you multiple layers of protection for your devices, online privacy, and identity – and you get these added benefits as well: Log in to your Norton account to review your current plan and features. Should the unexpected happen, you’ll be covered with our Million Dollar Protection™ Package ††† for qualified ID theft related expenses. Should you become a victim of identity theft, we’ll work to resolve it, and reimburse funds stolen †††. With LifeLock identity theft protection your personal accounts are monitored and alerts † sent to notify you of any potential threats. Your personal devices and information have protection both at home and on-the-go with bank-grade encryption with Norton Secure VPN when connecting to Wi-Fi, even public Wi-Fi.

With Norton device security we protect your devices against viruses and malware, and with our Virus Protection Promise 2 should you get a virus we will help remove it on your devices or refund your money.

Norton 360 with LifeLock provides you with comprehensive protection for your connected devices, online privacy and identity. If you are already a Norton customer, you may be using a product that provides device protection only. That’s cyberthreat defense from a trusted leader in consumer cybersecurity. Norton 360 helps defend against the ways cybercriminals infect devices with malware and compromise online privacy.

Remote Access Trojans (RAT): Malware that gives a cybercriminal a “back door” to remotely access a compromised computerĬybercriminals also still use malware like viruses, worms and spyware in addition to newer techniques.

Ransomware: Malware that encrypts a computer’s contents and then demands a ransom to restore them, usually in the form of cryptocurrency like Bitcoin.

Formjacking: Malware in which cybercriminals inject malicious code into online forms to steal payment card details on legitimate websites.

Cryptojacking: Malware that gives cybercriminals access to “mine” cryptocurrency on your computer, at the expense of your resources.

Cybercriminals can steal personal information through your computers and mobile devices, and there are a number of ways that they do it.Ĭybercriminals can use different types of malware to get what they want, such as:

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