Launch of Cyber Threat Protect App Enhances Device Security
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- •Cyber Threat Protect app launched by BT on May 8, 2026, for enhanced device security.
- •App offers real-time protection against ransomware, viruses, and online scams.
- •Supports up to 15 devices and includes features like Dark Web Monitoring and Scam Assistant.
On May 8, 2026, BT launched the Cyber Threat Protect app, a comprehensive cybersecurity solution powered by Norton. This app provides real-time protection against various online threats, including ransomware, viruses, and scams. It supports up to 15 devices and includes features like Scam Assistant, Dark Web Monitoring, and Safe Web for secure browsing. Users can manage their security settings and monitor their protection status through the app. The app is compatible with multiple operating systems, including Android and iOS, but has limitations on macOS and Windows in S mode. The introduction of this app comes in response to rising online fraud and data breaches, aiming to safeguard personal information and enhance user awareness of potential threats.
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