For that significant increase in price, you get services from LifeLock, an identity-theft-protection company Norton bought in 2017. The next level up, Select, costs $99.99 per year. Stepping up to the Deluxe level will cost you $49.99 per year and gets you protection for up to five devices, 50 GB of online storage, and parental control of which sites your kids can access. Norton also throws in a password manager to keep all your login details in one secure place plus 10 GB of included secure online storage for backing up your PC and 24/7 customer support.
The Standard level costs $29.99 per year and includes protection against viruses and other online threats a secure virtual private network (VPN) ad-blocking anonymous browsing and bank-grade encryption for all your surfing activity. But, depending on your needs and how many other software programs you may be able to stop paying for, even the maximum subscription level might still be a bargain for you. Norton 360 offers four different levels of protection that range from affordable to ouch.
Or there’s Norton 360 that wraps all of this up in a neat little software bundle. There’s VPN software that lets you surf securely from an offsite computer nanny software that lets parents control what their kids can access online anti-malware software that protects against things like ransomware and phishing attempts ad-blocking software and, of course, anti-virus software. When it comes to protecting your PC, you can go a bit software crazy.
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