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Norton Internet Security 2009: Photos

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  • The initial installation screen for Norton Internet Security 2009.

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  • The installation was quite quick, in contrast with previous editions of Norton.

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  • Unlike a lot of software we've tried, the status bar was even quite accurate.

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  • Symantec provided us with a product key to trial Norton 2009.

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  • Norton 2009 forces you to create a Norton account to be able to use the software.

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  • This screen provides details of your licensing agreement.

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  • Norton 2009's home screen.

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  • Conducting a scan.

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  • Oops! We've found some cookies. They're probably harmless. We tested Norton Internet Security 2009 on a clean install of Windows Vista, so we didn't expect to find much.

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  • Norton's web site, where you can log in to your Norton account and make some configuration changes.

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  • The network security map page drills down to network details.

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  • Norton's Identity Safe feature allows users to securely store web login credentials, as well as other information such as credit cards and addresses.

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  • The CPU usage screen shows how much system resources Norton is taking up.

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  • Norton Insight identifies trusted files that do not require scanning, allowing the security process to take less time.

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  • Norton 2009 installs itself into Windows Vista's sidebar.

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  • The software provides a history of actions taken.

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  • There are more settings than you can poke a stick at.

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Norton Internet Security 2009 hits all the right security notes and its superior protection technologies might even win back some jaded anti-Symantec folks. We take you on a tour.

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The initial installation screen for Norton Internet Security 2009.

Caption by: Renai LeMay

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