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GUEST INTERVIEW: Internet security software is a vital component of online life today for all your devices, with Norton 360 Advanced also including identity theft insurance for the first time, and with cyber scammers more cunning that ever before, we look at the findings of two new Cyber Safety Insights and Pulse reports focusing on child safety and the latest scams afflicting us all.

GUEST INTERVIEW: Internet security software is a vital component of online life today for all your devices, with Norton 360 Advanced also including identity theft insurance for the first time, and with cyber scammers more cunning that ever before, we look at the findings of two new Cyber Safety Insights and Pulse reports focusing on child safety and the latest scams afflicting us all.

Norton 360s latest version is W10 compatible but some users are getting advice that it won’t work correctly after the upgrade.

Norton 360 is the Swiss army knife of anti-virus. It includes far more features than Norton Anti-virus or Internet Security – mainly in protecting up to five PC, Android or iOS devices and 25GB backup to its cloud.

Following a successful introduction in Japan and the US, Symantec will bring Norton Security to Australia in 2015.

Symantec has taken the bold step of consolidating its Norton line of security software products into one online-based service simply called 'Norton Security', announced today.

Today Symantec released the public betas of the latest versions of Norton 360, Norton Internet Security and Norton AntiVirus products, designed for Windows 8.1 compatibility.

It's September, which means warmer weather, footy finals and new versions of security software. Symantec is one of the first down the race, having delivered new releases of Norton 360, Norton Internet Security and Norton AntiVirus.

Along with a new version of Norton 360, Symantec has announced a new mix-and-match licensing arrangement (Norton 360 Everywhere) and a new level of service with Norton One.

Symantec wants internet users to check its newly launched Cybercrime Index every morning - to make sure they steer clear of the latest net nasties.