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Symantec releases Norton 2010 featuring Quorum

by Scott Bicheno on 10 September 2009, 15:30

Tags: Symantec (NASDAQ:SYMC)

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So Quorum uses an algorithm that is comparable to the one Google uses to rank websites and pages and thus determine how prominently they are listed in a given key-word search.

Except in this case, Symantec reckons it can determine the ‘reputation' of a file, based on a bunch of attributes such as its age, and thus make an instant judgment about it.

Norton Internet Security 2010 can already be bought directly from Symantec for £49.99 will be available in the channel towards the end of this month. A special netbook edition will be available in the UK from late October for £39.99, which claims to have a smaller footprint on the PC.

Here's Symantec exec Gerry Egan using the inevitable PowerPoint presentation to illustrate the Quorum concept.

 



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through years of experience I can honestly say that no product from symantec has actually worked. I'm also inclined to believe that most of their “security” team spend their time writing viruses AND I was shocked to find that there are a lot more problems than I had (basically had to reinstall windows) in a large network environment. It's all over the internet in the forums….here's my favourite one:
Install S.A. realise it's crap…when trying to uninstall it asks you for a password which actually doesn't exist because it was never entered and symantec were clueless…so it becomes impossible to uninstall…. anyway it's all in the past now…:)
I meant worked for me at least :)
King_Of_Bloat_Ware !!!! Warning: Stay away from this product
Why do they need to create a special netbook edition? Couldn't Symantec just make the standard version use less resources?
Jace007
King_Of_Bloat_Ware !!!! Warning: Stay away from this product

So using 5 - 8 mb is bloated is it ?
Only jumps to 18mb when scanning.

Hardly ‘bloatware’

I think your still living in 2005