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To keep consumers protected,
Symantec
has launched the latest version of Norton 360 that includes the
latest security technology as well as remote access to securely
backed up data. Norton 360 version 4.0 also delivers protection for
Web-based attacks, including the latest social networking threats.
With smartphone use predicted to
account for nearly half of all mobile phone sales worldwide by 2013,
Norton has introduced its first beta application for the Android and
plans to introduce its first beta applications for the iPad and
iPhone in the next few weeks. After downloading the free application
of their choice from the iPhone App Store or the Android Market,
consumers who have stored data online with Norton 360 or Norton
Online Backup can access and share their documents, music, photos or
videos directly from their device. Norton products and services help
more than 11 million consumers stay connected with anytime, anywhere
access to their online data. Now Norton 360 users who use online
storage can access any of their files from a Web browser and either
download it or e-mail a link to friends and family.
“Consumers today expect to be able to
access and share their files, photos and music anytime, from any
device, and our mobile applications make that possible,” said Rowan
Trollope, Senior VP-Consumer Products and Marketing,
“Consumers are also interacting more on social networks, which have
become a top target for cyber criminals. Norton 360's
reputation-based technology leverages the strength of millions of our
community members and is proven effective in fighting the Web-based
threats that attack social networks,” he added.