Norton Security Premium [EOL] Reviews

Our primary use case is to do periodic antivirus checks on our machines since we deal with a lot of different applications.

Right now we are really focusing on security. Not only phishing but with files, so it has really heightened our awareness in terms of what kinds of files we accept, and making sure that they're all clean when we pass them to each other.

The most valuable feature is the ability to do ad-hoc checks on our software. Every time we load a new software product, we do a virus check using this product.

I also like the fact that it checks files. If we get a ZIP file or some other file type that is unknown, it helps us with doing the virus scan.

It would be helpful for me if this solution works on our cloud backup data.

This solution is very stable.

We give this product to new employees. It's very scalable.

I have not used the technical support for this product.

The initial setup for this solution was straightforward.

Norton definitely has a name out there. It's always been a main product that is robust and strong in this area. With the heightened security around phishing, identity theft, and malware, this is a good product. I would certainly shop around, and make sure that you're getting the best product, but, for us, it's been very solid.

For me, this solution does everything that I need it to do. It scans my email or suspicious files before I download them. We receive a lot of different files because there are a lot of file transfers between our partners and customers. We don't know if they've scanned them, so we have to make sure, and it's very good at that. It does the job.

I would rate this solution a ten out of ten.

It's for protecting laptop computers. So far we have no issues. It's good.

It's easily available off the shelf, whereas for Symantec products you have to go through a vendor. It's not easily available.

It does not take many resources during scanning.

The stability is good. We haven't experienced any downtime.

The scalability is good.

We have not needed to use technical support. That's how good it is so far.

We tried a few: Kaspersky, Trend Micro, we used McAfee, we used Norton. We tried them all on our entire fleet of computers. So we were able to see which was most suitable for us. We realized that in terms of ease of use, in terms of resource consumption, Norton is something that is acceptable to us.

For me, the important criterion when selecting a vendor is reputation.

I was involved in the initial setup, and it's not complex at all. It's not complex to manage thereafter, as well. It's very straightforward and easy.

If they could come down in price that would be good. It's not exactly the lowest.

Look at reviews from reputable sources before you decide which endpoint protection solution to procure.

I rate Norton Security Premium at eight out of 10 for the good reviews, for the reputation, and for the way the resources are being consumed during a scan. And because it's easily available off the shelf.

The solution is useful for the protection of personal information.

Norton is valuable because it protects me from internet vulnerability. 

As far as improvement to the product, perhaps the price could be better.

I've been using the solution for three years now.

The solution gives the value for the money. It's a subscription model, so I subscribe to it for a year and renew it every year.

When I'm the solution in my personal space, I can see that it secures my laptop. I like this. It works fast and it actually does what I want.

I would rate it ten out of ten because it does good things for me.