I'm using NIS 2009 and checked Symantec's website describing the suite's features. Maybe I'm missing something, but I didn't see anything addressing keylogging detection. Can anyone verify this? I do understand the firewall and antivirus portions of the suite have some keylogging detection, however, I would like to see a feature expressly designated as an "antikeylogger", or a keylogger "detector", or better yet a key "scrambler".
If these aren't available with Symantec the next question that automatically follows is which key scrambler-like software, antikeylogger, or detector are compatible with NIS 2009? Norton's IS suite has been a great piece of software. I've never had software run so seemlessly and quietly intelligent. I'll be back for NIS 2010. But right now I'm lookin' for solid keylogger protection to give even more heavy protection.
I'm using NIS 2009 and checked Symantec's website describing the suite's features. Maybe I'm missing something, but I didn't see anything addressing keylogging detection. Can anyone verify this? I do understand the firewall and antivirus portions of the suite have some keylogging detection, however, I would like to see a feature expressly designated as an "antikeylogger", or a keylogger "detector", or better yet a key "scrambler".
If these aren't available with Symantec the next question that automatically follows is which key scrambler-like software, antikeylogger, or detector are compatible with NIS 2009? Norton's IS suite has been a great piece of software. I've never had software run so seemlessly and quietly intelligent. I'll be back for NIS 2010. But right now I'm lookin' for solid keylogger protection to give even more heavy protection.