Securitybrief Norton Expands AI Scam Protection Globally and to New Zealand
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Norton has announced the global rollout of its AI-powered Scam Protection, now available to all Norton 360 and Norton mobile plan users. This feature enhances protection against scams across various platforms, including web, email, SMS, videos, and phone calls, and is offered at no extra charge to existing customers. The update coincides with the holiday season, a time when cybercriminals often target consumers.
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