Myths About Security
True or False…
If I want to protect my computer from viruses, I have to spend time reading up on all the latest threats and new vulnerabilities.
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While it’s always a good idea to stay informed about the latest threats, your best bet is to rely upon security software to protect your computer. Here’s why: Cybercriminals are busy inventing new ways to infect and harm personal computers every minute of every day. Instead, your time is best spent making sure that you have updated security software and that your subscription is active.
Next Myth About Security
Security software only detects viruses, spyware and worms after they have invaded the computer.
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- If I want to protect my computer from viruses, I have to spend time reading up on all the latest threats and new vulnerabilities.
- Security software only detects viruses, spyware and worms after they have invaded the computer.
- Security software works just like other software on my computer. I don't need a subscription to make it work.
- If I keep my security software subscription turned on, I can surf the Internet with the confidence of knowing my computer is safe.
- Once I activate my free trial subscription to Norton security software, my computer continues to be protected from viruses and other Internet threats -- even if the subscription expires.
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