Does Norton protection slow down my computer? Find out 5 reasons it doesn’t.

Do you know how to help protect yourself against cybercrime? Here are 11 tips.

Accessing the deep web is easier than you think. But the deep web and the dark web are two different things. Here’s what you need to know.

Spam text messages can expose your phone to malware and may make you vulnerable to identity theft. Here’s some tips to avoid spam texts.

Before you sell, recycle, donate or destroy your computer or laptop, take these 5 steps to wipe your hard drive clean.

Many online users are still being confronted with similar messages to the above thanks to a type of malware called ransomware. The scam works by using malware to disable the victims’ computers until they pay a ransom to restore access.

Secure passwords are more important than ever as data breaches and leaks expose information.

Information you need to know about spyware. Our guide includes how spyware works, how to get it, how to prevent it, and how to remove it.

Password managers help you generate, protect, and keep track of strong passwords for your online accounts.

An SSL certificate is a digital certificate that authenticates the identity of a website. They’re often used on pages that require users to submit personal or credit card information. Learn the different types of SSL certificates and the benefits and disadvantages of each.

Firewalls function as a critical line of defense against cybercriminals. Know what they protect and how they work.

Think you've been a victim of identity theft? Got a notification that a data breach includes your data? Learn about how freezing your credit report could help save you time and headaches.

Learn how to choose antivirus software to protect your computer or mobile device against viruses, malware, phishing, ransomware and other threats.

Technology should support you, not stress you. Stay on top of caring for your devices. Find out how.

While online shopping has made our lives easier, it also exposes new weaknesses with the information we use to make those very purchases.

Make the most of technology this holiday season. Let devices bring you and your family closer.

If you’re on free public Wi-Fi while out holiday shopping, be sure to add a little ho-ho-ho to that Wi-Fi hotspot with these security tips.

More people and businesses now use the cloud in some form, sometimes without even realizing they are doing so. Know how to secure your information on the cloud.

How to maximize security and privacy while you enjoy convenience and entertainment with your iPad, wherever you happen to be.

Think of passwords as the keys to your digital life. Learn seven tips on how to create hack-proof passwords that will keep hackers away from your private information.

Cyberbullying is not very different from the ill reputed bullying that happens in the school yard. It has the same psychological and social implication that leaves the formative minds of children...

Have you ever lost a lot of really important data? Or, alternately, have you ever had a moment of panic where you thought you did? Whether it's images of a family vacation, a report from work or a...

It’s National Clean Out Your Computer day, and as they say, “Cleanliness is next to Godliness.” It applies to your computer just as much as it does to your house.

If you're an Android user and you receive an unexpected SMS or a strange notification from what appears to be a familiar source, beware; criminals may be trying to rip you off. Find out how scammers try to trick you into installing a fake app.

A tech support scam is a form of Internet fraud that implements manipulation and fear tactics in order to get the victim to take the bait. Learn the different types of scams and know what to do if you think you have been scammed.

Getting a new device? Learn about the best way to safely retire your old technology.

Did you know that most electronics use a fair amount of raw materials, harvested from our Earth? In addition to gold and copper, electronics also can use oil, iron, platinum, silver, nickel, aluminum, and even wood.

Norton takes a deeper look at the connected home in the 2016 Norton Cyber Security Insights Report. The purpose is to help us understand how everyday people are personally impacted by cybercrime.

Mention cookies, and most people expect a treat to appear. When talking about computers, however, cookies arent whats on the dessert menu.In fact, theyre not even physical objects. Yet they do a...

We all get them from time to time- those little windows that pop up, notifying us that there are software updates available for our computer. Chances are, these always seem to present themselves...

Since our physical world has become so integrated with our technology, its not as easy as to protect it back when all we had to worry about was our computers and laptops. However, in this day and...

Sure, there are plenty of amazing positives to technology but, as with most things, a fair share of negatives exists as well. One of the negatives technology presents is the physical effect on the...

Todays gaming consoles are independent computers, but they are not yet at the stage where they are susceptible to malware in the same way PCs and other devices are. Even though the consoles are...

October is National Cyber Security Awareness month.Identity Theft is one of the most dangerous threats on the Internet Landscape. If a cybercriminal gains access to your financial information, it...

File sharing technology is an easy way for individuals or institutions to transfer content on the internet. There are several peer-to-peer (P2P) applications and services available. Some applications...

As winter drags on, almost everyone starts to look forward to spring but perhaps no group looks forward to March quite as much as true-blue baseball fans. After all, its arrival means Cactus League...

Wireless Internet access is one of the modern conveniences of our time. However, your homewireless router can also be an access point for hackers. If your Wi-Fi router isnt securedproperly, you...

Once upon a time, a photograph provided only the information one could see in the physical printno hidden data about locations, time and date, or the device that took the photo. With the advent of...

October is National Cyber Security Awareness month. Cyberstalking is a serious crime. Learn how to keep your personal information private on the Internet. This is part 5 in a series of blog posts we...

There are few times your smartphone or tablet will be more at risk than when you go on vacation. Although these items have been specifically designed to accompany you on your travels, theyre full of...

October is National Cyber Security Awareness month. Strong passwords are the key to your digital life. Be sure to protect your information by utilizing the tips provided in this article. This is part...

Have you heard of something called cyber hygiene? Surely brushing teeth and taking showers isnt something we traditionally associate with technologyyet the term is a useful metaphor for those of us...

Whether you own a small business or a big one, you live in a world where cybersecurity is of paramount importance. Big business, small business, academic institutions, government agencies,...

Employees are on the front lines of information security. The more that can be done to regularly educate yourself of the small things you can do can go a long way towards protecting your...

When youre using the Internet, your Internet security suite can only go so far to protect you from potential dangers like spyware, ransomware and malware. You have to do some of the work yourself,...

Thanks to the Internet, booking travel online is simple. But as your ideas of a spring break or summer vacation take shape, remember to be cautious when making reservations online. The number of...

On January 3, 2017, Norton by Symantec unveiled Norton Core: a uniquely designed, high-performance Wi-Fi router that will change the way people secure their connected homes.

The Internet threat landscape was booming last year for cybercriminals. We reported on 54 major events in 2016. And that’s not counting the little stuff.

With the rise of cybercrime and the high costs associated with it, it’s even more important that you learn how to protect what matters most—the personal information inside your device.

Spring cleaning is not just for your home. Deep clean your phone and give it the tidying up it deserves.

The holiday season is the most wonderful time of the year, and a time when many receive new gadgets. If youre the type that regularly receives smartwatches, wearable tech, and other gadgets as gifts,...

Tax season is a busy time for cybercriminals. Know some basic precautions to take when filing taxes online.

Social media runs a significant portion of people’s social lives. We use it to connect with far-flung friends and family, send quick messages to co-workers, and announce major (and minor) events in our lives. Many businesses use social media sites to collaborate or share information—for instance, you might discuss a project with co-workers via a Facebook messaging session or plan a conference on a LinkedIn forum.

Spam. In some ways, it's the electronic equivalent of junk mail and junk phone calls. Spam is not only an unsolicited and annoying nuisance, it's also a pervasive problem that's clogging and overwhelming the Internet's email systems. Spam accounts for approximately 80 percent of worldwide email volume.

The Internet has blurred the lines between real world and the virtual one. Technology is barreling into our hands through smartphones at an unbelievable pace.

Over the past two decades, the Internet has evolved from something of a novelty to a tool most of us heavily rely upon every single day. The Internet has completely changed the way we do things, from how we work to how we communicate, socialize, shop and learn.

Cybercriminals are attracted to stealing data that they can make money from, such as credit and debit card numbers, bank account numbers, Social Security numbers, birthdates, full names and addresses. They can commit identity theft with Social Security numbers, sell credit and debit card numbers to other cybercriminals or bleed bank accounts dry using bank account information.