Norton "security"

[Saluda]

Did you ever notice that their standard subscription almost always picks up no "issues" (threats) but their supplemental protection scans always picks up multiple (often many) "threats and issues".

[ARtraveler]

Sounds like another "slick" marketing technique to me.

Currently, I am using Webroot on two computers. I just bought a third and that came with McAffee. I have until next March to make a renewal choice. So far, happy with the ones I am using.

[Piratezz]

Been using Mcafee for my business, for years now, and never had any issue, I work in a franchise, and collegues, have been infected on a regular basis, even with ransom demands

[Deanna777]

I am using Bitedenfer for years.

I haven't had any problems.

Deanna

[RideOn]

On my Windows 10 machines, I find Microsoft's included Windows Security (aka Defender) to do a good job. No extra cost and no hassle.

On my Macs, I'm running Sophos Home Premium. Not very expensive at about $50/year, including a license for 10 installs. It puts very little extra load on the computer's resources, and uses cloud-based signatures. It has a central console to keep track of any and all installs under the license, so I keep an eye on the whole family's Macs and let them know if I see any problems.

There is a free version of Sophos (Intercept X) for all iOS devices, and I use that too. I've never had a serious problem with any of the Sophos tools. Sophos is not a well-known brand at the consumer level because their primary focus is in corporate network endpoint protection.

FWIW, I work in information security for a living. I'm not trying to plug any particular product, just letting you know what I've found to work well for me.

Bob