While Windows 11 includes a dependable integrated antivirus solution, it often lacks the intuitive design of standalone security programs. At times, its simplicity veers into obscurity. For those seeking a more accessible experience packed with additional capabilities, the ongoing Cyber Monday promotions present an ideal opportunity to switch—particularly with Amazon's offer of Norton 360 Premium for one year at just $25.
On Norton's official website, the standard one-year subscription runs $145, making this promotion a substantial 82% reduction. Remarkably, even amid Cyber Monday specials, this Amazon price beats Norton's own introductory rate of $45 for the initial year by nearly 50%.
This particular offer applies exclusively to first-time subscribers.
Once set up on a personal computer, Norton 360 Premium delivers thorough protection for key areas of digital safety. It defends against dangers such as malicious software, data-encrypting threats, and cyber intrusions on the device level, while providing cloud-based storage options for critical data backups. Furthermore, it supports personal data protection through tools like a secure password vault, virtual private network service, and scans for exposed information on the hidden web. Family safety features, including restrictions for children, come standard as well. The user interfaces stand out for their straightforward design.
For a detailed examination of the Norton 360 Premium experience, refer to our review of the Norton 360 Deluxe edition. The two versions are largely comparable, with the Premium tier extending support to additional devices and offering twice the cloud backup capacity. At this discounted rate, it represents an exceptional value. Act quickly, as the Cyber Monday window is closing soon.
Alaina Yee brings 14 years of experience in technology and gaming journalism to her role at PCWorld. She joined in 2016 and has contributed coverage on processors, the Windows operating system, custom PC assembly, web browsers like Chrome, single-board computers such as Raspberry Pi, and various other subjects. As the outlet's go-to expert on deals, she frequently highlights top bargains. Her current emphasis lies in cybersecurity, guiding readers on effective online protection strategies. Previous publications include PC Gamer, IGN, Maximum PC, and Official Xbox Magazine.