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Product Features
- Contains: Norton Antivirus, Norton Personal Firewall, Norton Antispyware
- Prevent spyware, viruses and other security risks from getting on your system
- Cleans systems infected with viruses and spyware, including hidden threats
- Guard against online personal data theft
- Control what comes in and out of your system
- Protect your home network and wireless connection
- Automatically stay protected against the latest threats with expert help
- Easy to setup and use
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Stay protected from the latest online threats when connecting to the Web. Norton Internet Security 2007 is always running in the background to detect and block spyware, viruses, worms, fraudulent phishing Web sites, and hackers before they can cause harm. Now you can browse online, download software, or exchange files via email or instant messaging (IM) knowing you're protected from viruses and spyware. You can even set automatic scans to find and remove hidden threats buried deep in your system.
Advanced phishing protection identifies and blocks fraudulent Web sites so you don't accidentally provide any personal information when shopping or banking online.
Norton Internet Security provides a robust two-way firewall that blocks hackers from breaking into your computer and stops spyware and hackers from stealing sensitive information from your computer.
Automatically shield newly discovered security holes in the Windows operating system or other popular programs to prevent viruses, worms, and hackers from entering through these vulnerabilities.
Now you can maximize your protection anywhere you connect to the Internet. Log on at home, at a café, or on the road and Norton Internet Security automatically optimizes your security settings, keeping you connected and protected.
In addition to protection updates, Norton Internet Security provides new product features as available throughout your service subscription.
Product Description
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful
I ended up with the Norton Security products on my PC because it came pre-installed and the easy option seemed to be to keep on renewing (and occasionally upgrading).
You will be fine whilst the product is working.
Sooner or later though it will stop working. You might start getting error messages at startup time or bits of functionality will stop working. This has happened to me over the years when various Windows updates have been installed which conflict with the Norton stuff.
When it does stop working you will wish you had never even heard of Norton because you will need to use Symantec Support. It is dreadful. One option is to "chat to an analyst" online - this will take you hours because you get huge streams of strange stuff sent to you to respond to. You will end up with a massive transcript which barely resembles English. In the end you will decide that it is a waste of time.
You might then opt for the free email support. Their answer for nearly every single problem you hit will be to uninstall and reinstall their software. This is very time consuming and never fixes the problem. In fact it generally makes it worse. They will ask you to uninstall using their "removal tool". Not even this specialist removal tool seems to remove the software very well. You will be asked to re-install over and over again. It never fixes the problems. In the end they will give up on you and stop responding to your emails even though they havent fixed your problem.
It is at this point that you will decide that life is too short and that you will switch to another security provider.
I went down the free software route (AVG and Comodo). Both are equally easy to set up and use as the Norton stuff and you can get sensible help on how to fix problems on the free forums (for AVG at least).
I cant imagine ever buying Norton/Symantec stuff ever again - its simply not worth the hassle.
You will be fine whilst the product is working.
Sooner or later though it will stop working. You might start getting error messages at startup time or bits of functionality will stop working. This has happened to me over the years when various Windows updates have been installed which conflict with the Norton stuff.
When it does stop working you will wish you had never even heard of Norton because you will need to use Symantec Support. It is dreadful. One option is to "chat to an analyst" online - this will take you hours because you get huge streams of strange stuff sent to you to respond to. You will end up with a massive transcript which barely resembles English. In the end you will decide that it is a waste of time.
You might then opt for the free email support. Their answer for nearly every single problem you hit will be to uninstall and reinstall their software. This is very time consuming and never fixes the problem. In fact it generally makes it worse. They will ask you to uninstall using their "removal tool". Not even this specialist removal tool seems to remove the software very well. You will be asked to re-install over and over again. It never fixes the problems. In the end they will give up on you and stop responding to your emails even though they havent fixed your problem.
It is at this point that you will decide that life is too short and that you will switch to another security provider.
I went down the free software route (AVG and Comodo). Both are equally easy to set up and use as the Norton stuff and you can get sensible help on how to fix problems on the free forums (for AVG at least).
I cant imagine ever buying Norton/Symantec stuff ever again - its simply not worth the hassle.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Have used norton since version 4, waaaaaaay back, and upgraded pretty much every year. It's bloatware, I know, but friendly and seamless, so worth it.
Just lately however, 2007 NIS has mashed my pc beyond belief. My internet connection drops out if more than 2 or 3 things are connecting (ie outlook, e-mail and an IE window) and the pc loses connectivity. I've had network connections corrupt for no reason, Lan ports unrecognized, bsods (none since 2001 and installing xp but >1 a day for the last 2 weeks) even spoke to my isp about the constant disconnections @25p per minute, PC refused to boot into windows at all ya de ya de ya.
Anyway, run usual checks and find no spyware, no virii, no malware and defrag etc, I reformat as assume pc is getting a bit ragged round the edges, and 2 months later here I am, still in deep doodoo.
Sooo many random errors, affecting memory, random reboots, IE claiming 'browsing unsafe' at random intervals (that prompts the wife to phone me at work in a flap, scare-mongering gits, auto-protect just switching itself off, broadband connection dropping out, I thought mobo or cpu on way out and ordered a new pc.
Whilst waiting for new pc to arrive I uninstalled NIS2007 and install zonealarm free version to tide me over. 3 days in now, and not a single problem. Web perfect, e-mail ok, downloading p2p, browsing web, checking mail, and not a hint of a problem.
I've been a norton fanboy for years now, really, but this is it. Finished, it's caused me to buy a 900 quid pc it looks like I didn't need and I'm not a happy bunny. when the new pc arrives, I shall order zonealarm Internet Securit Suite 7 (see PCPRO review) and never touch norton again. It's screwed me over once too many times and I've had enough.
Over the last probably half dozen norton products I've had, I've lodged many a problem with tech support and have yet to get a solution. I have waaaay better things to do than google tech forums for solutions to problems that norton won't admit or add to their known error databse. That's it, I'm gone. Folks, get zonealarm and steer clear of norton for gods sake, unless you want to be scouring geek forums for registry fixes for a crappy product at 4 in the morning like I currently am right now. Norton does indeed suck, I have a license valid for another 4 months but have no intention of re-installing it, I currently have a PC that works and I plan to keep it that way.
Just lately however, 2007 NIS has mashed my pc beyond belief. My internet connection drops out if more than 2 or 3 things are connecting (ie outlook, e-mail and an IE window) and the pc loses connectivity. I've had network connections corrupt for no reason, Lan ports unrecognized, bsods (none since 2001 and installing xp but >1 a day for the last 2 weeks) even spoke to my isp about the constant disconnections @25p per minute, PC refused to boot into windows at all ya de ya de ya.
Anyway, run usual checks and find no spyware, no virii, no malware and defrag etc, I reformat as assume pc is getting a bit ragged round the edges, and 2 months later here I am, still in deep doodoo.
Sooo many random errors, affecting memory, random reboots, IE claiming 'browsing unsafe' at random intervals (that prompts the wife to phone me at work in a flap, scare-mongering gits, auto-protect just switching itself off, broadband connection dropping out, I thought mobo or cpu on way out and ordered a new pc.
Whilst waiting for new pc to arrive I uninstalled NIS2007 and install zonealarm free version to tide me over. 3 days in now, and not a single problem. Web perfect, e-mail ok, downloading p2p, browsing web, checking mail, and not a hint of a problem.
I've been a norton fanboy for years now, really, but this is it. Finished, it's caused me to buy a 900 quid pc it looks like I didn't need and I'm not a happy bunny. when the new pc arrives, I shall order zonealarm Internet Securit Suite 7 (see PCPRO review) and never touch norton again. It's screwed me over once too many times and I've had enough.
Over the last probably half dozen norton products I've had, I've lodged many a problem with tech support and have yet to get a solution. I have waaaay better things to do than google tech forums for solutions to problems that norton won't admit or add to their known error databse. That's it, I'm gone. Folks, get zonealarm and steer clear of norton for gods sake, unless you want to be scouring geek forums for registry fixes for a crappy product at 4 in the morning like I currently am right now. Norton does indeed suck, I have a license valid for another 4 months but have no intention of re-installing it, I currently have a PC that works and I plan to keep it that way.
35 of 36 people found the following review helpful
Just a warning for anyone like myself upgrading to IS 2007 from IS 2006, rather than renewing subscription, this version does not contain Norton Anti Spam. Apparently AS can be dled as a free add-on, but I have not been able to locate this on the horrendous maze that is the Symantec web site. Personally I'll solve the problem by changing my e-mail client to 'Thunderbird 1.5' which contains its own Spam filter..
Also be aware that if after install it reports your subscription not renewed, go to the activation page & re-activate, EVEN if the page reports your software as activated.
I would also recommend reading the reviews at Amazon.com, more comprehensive than those here, which will describe some compatability issues.
Thus far Norton IS 2007 appears to be working fine, of course the great thing is that it is updated alomst weekly so any bugs may be fixed 'on the fly' during your annual subscription.
Also be aware that if after install it reports your subscription not renewed, go to the activation page & re-activate, EVEN if the page reports your software as activated.
I would also recommend reading the reviews at Amazon.com, more comprehensive than those here, which will describe some compatability issues.
Thus far Norton IS 2007 appears to be working fine, of course the great thing is that it is updated alomst weekly so any bugs may be fixed 'on the fly' during your annual subscription.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good product, beware of the company
I have used Norton/Symantec products for over 10 years and love the products, but why does the company have to be so dodgy. Read more
Published on 29 Jun 2008 by Cryptic1
Very Disappointed
Even though this product claims to guard against antispyware, when my computer was infected, the scan failed to locate and fix the problem. Read more
Published on 26 Jun 2008 by phil
Slows your computer down
I've used Norton Internet Security for years and it's never let me down. Easy to set up and use, does what it says on the packet. Read more
Published on 6 May 2008 by Mr. J. S. Coles
Regular lapses of security
I have used this product(NIS 2007) for a year now and have been forced to change my internet security because the subscription has lapsed and also due to the fact that I was... Read more
Published on 22 Feb 2008 by A. J. HAWKEN
Norton Internet Security
I bought a twelve month package for £49 in October 2007 and now Norton are insisting that I renew (January 2008). Read more
Published on 25 Jan 2008 by J. T. Cooper
Appalling. Find another product.
I can only endorse and reinforce what a number of posters have written about this product. I have had Norton Internet Security installed on my system for a year. Read more
Published on 25 Dec 2007 by A. J. Myers
Why not just bang your head against a wall?
I work as an IT Manager. Norton products have until recently been our choice of AV.
We are currently replacing all versions of Norton products because they seem to cause... Read more
We are currently replacing all versions of Norton products because they seem to cause... Read more
Published on 18 Dec 2007 by Sam
awful
I can really say norton is a brilliant concept but amazingly useless and loves to hog your system resources like no ones business and finding viruses, no it doesnt do it very well... Read more
Published on 17 Dec 2007 by Mr. M. X. Williams
As safe as making toast in the bath
I'm writing this in Notepad, my laptop is running hideously slowly and my internet connection isn't working. I'm going to paste this into Amazon later. Read more
Published on 29 Nov 2007 by Cipp
Please don't go for Norton products
Iam Norton internet security 2008 user and my system was infected with Adware and Norton internet security(Latest update) unable to detect and after scan it displays "System is... Read more
Published on 12 Nov 2007 by A. K. Muniswamy
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