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- #COMCAST FREE NORTON INTERNET SECURITY FOR FREE#
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Here are full features of Norton security suite coming with Comcast home user account. The difference between the Home version of Norton Security Suite and the Business version offered by Comcast is that the Business edition has Business class security protection and is coming with almost all features of Norton 360. This Norton Security is valued at $160 for home user and at $490 for business users.
#COMCAST FREE NORTON INTERNET SECURITY MAC#
Norton Security from Comcast is available for both Windows and Mac users. This free Norton Security suite for Comcast customer includes Anti-virus protection (virus scan), Hacker protection (firewall protection), Parental controls, Identity Security and automatic updates.
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#COMCAST FREE NORTON INTERNET SECURITY FOR FREE#
Comcast customers can now download the Norton Security Suite for free by visiting Comcast’s site. Quote from: coolsilver on February 11, 2010, 04:24:48 AM I've seen issues with Norton IS in the past with broken network stacks and overall network application issues I rather not recommend it to anyone.Comcast has replaced their free security suite offer from MacAfee with the rival Norton Security Suite. Just keep to one type of product (AV and Anti-Malware) for resident protection and mainly others for on demand. Avast seems pretty good so far as I can tell for their IS product. I don't care for Suites, all or nothing protection packages other than convenience of one license. I personally never used other products like WinPatrol but if others with a lot experience on these forums and with Avast, I'd go with their recommendations to try a few. I have little need for spam filtering since it is done for me via web based mail providers and I manage our mail system for my company which is filtered fairly well. I tend not to use more than what is needed. Like others I have customized my protection with Malwarebytes and previously Spybot S&D. I have a Small Office/Home Office version as well that has ethernet that protects more than one PC.
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In a sense it uses a low level packet driver like Avast IS currently does but it does so over USB. Currently I use a Yoggie hardware usb firewall. Since I've used a few firewalls like zonealarm (disliked) and comodo (better IMO). I've seen issues with Norton IS in the past with broken network stacks and overall network application issues I rather not recommend it to anyone. the only way its tough as nails is set to advanced and then it can be a very good firewall if you are willing to set it up right. and set to advanced it will drive you crazy. in the normal mode the norton firewall sucks. Quote from: zfactor on February 11, 2010, 04:12:17 AM i actually left nis2010 to use avast is5. norton simply has early load but after watching it work i still saw lots of things load before it. I like avast gui way better, i actually like avast firewall better than the nis one, and for av's id say they are very close also remember norton doe not do a boot time scan like avast which could be a saviour at times. i also got it for free (well its one of the ones we carry in my shop so i always had access to it) and i now pay for avast instead if that tells you how i feel. Overall nis2010 is a very decent program. norton would pop back up in the bottom corner and say threat removed again even after telling it not to do that. i also sometimes had the issue of saying not to scan this item when the box popped up and gee. it did not always ask me to run it instead simply wiping it out. then id have to go re download the file or whatever again turn norton off for a minute and run the file it saw as a false positive. norton is a pain in the neck when it removes things i didnt want removed and knew they were false positives sometimes trying to restore them back was hopeless. i have not really had avast yet in a real world attack setting. i mean with sonar and quorum this should not happen as much as it does with it. one thing i didnt like about norton is with brand new threats it did not have sig's for it always then went to the do you want to allow this to run. the only way its tough as nails is set to advanced and then it can be a very good firewall if you are willing to set it up right.īoth av's are pretty nice. I actually left nis2010 to use avast is5.