Norton AntiVirus is one of the most famous protection and security programs for computers that exist, one in trial version that has been designed to detect the threats in the system and the new ones that try to enter it. It is a handy tool for traditional viruses and other dangers we often lose sight of in these cases.

The first thing that stands out about this protection tool is that it is ultimately translated into many languages to offer easy access to its multiple care options for the user. It will take care, without you having to do anything at all, of keeping your computer completely free of viruses, worms, Trojans, or any other program of dubious origin.

That is to say; it is an application that will analyze all the contents related to your computer, among which we can mention, for example, the e-mail messages that arrive in your inbox. At the same time, this platform analyzes all the files sent to us through social networks, such as those we try to download from the websites we browse.

One of the main advantages of Norton AntiVirus over other similar programs has to do with the fact that most of the time, it is running in the background, making it ideal for people who do not want to see their PC experience interrupted while protecting their computers.

Indeed, Norton AntiVirus takes care of your computer's environment in real-time, with the advantage that it can update itself automatically in case new versions become available without even bothering you to do so. The truth is that it runs in the background almost all the time, and as it hardly consumes any device resources, it will be challenging to notice its presence in normal conditions of use.

Most of the time, Norton AntiVirus is running, performing tasks such as searching for viruses inside all the files of different formats that we have stored on the computer, especially compressed ones. In these cases, the idea of the developers of this application is to warn us about the danger of decompressing those contents even before we open them to avoid problems, of course.

Even the latest updates of this antivirus allow us to stay calm in front of other threats that, unfortunately, have become very common in recent times, such as those that have to do with espionage or theft of personal information that many users have been denouncing in the networks. Thus, it will prevent situations such as a bot taking control of your computer.

At the same time, Norton AntiVirus has some particular sections we didn't want to leave out, such as Insight , thanks to which it can identify many files to know if they are safe. In addition, it does so by taking the information of the millions of users of this antivirus around the planet, which allows us to be safeguarded even before opening them.

This application even has a section that directly affects the computer's performance, carrying out a series of processes that will allow you to have a more fluid operation in general of your computer. As you can see in the images that accompany the review, more specifically in the screenshots, this is one of the main sections, and at least in our tests, using it has given results.

As for the Norton AntiVirus interface, we have to say that it is one of those we liked the most within the antivirus segment, considering that it has the traditional yellowish tones. Still, above all, it has an internal navigation through tabs that is comfortable, even for those users who usually do not investigate too much the functions of their antivirus.

In summary, we can say that Norton AntiVirus is one of the best antivirus alternatives you can consider right now, one that will keep your computer completely protected but without the usual hassles of another antivirus. If you want to be sure that no malicious files will cause damage to your PC but you don't want to suffer from pop-ups all day long, this is an option that you will like.

Of course, as we said at the beginning, you have to take into account that the developers of Norton AntiVirus provide us with a trial period of this program of one month so that we can check if we like it. If so, if you want to continue using it, you will have to pay the developers for it. This is logical, considering the high levels of protection it can offer.