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<blockquote data-quote="Vitali Ortzi" data-source="post: 1104805" data-attributes="member: 57714">He should use a password manager and default deny based security (you can use hard configurator or use something like&nbsp; voodooshield cyberlock or just set any av you are using to be default deny , zerotrust )Btw to reduce pishing setting enhanced pishing protection&nbsp; in google account and using a secure DNS service like DNS.eu , nextdns , quad9 etc would help a lot and especially training to spot pushing is useful or using extensions like Symantec Browser Protection, nextcraft&nbsp; etcother more extreme measures could be enabling advanced protection&nbsp; in Google account and using a USB key to sign into accounts (physical USB key&nbsp; would&nbsp; allow him to survive advanced attacks like sim swapping)Btw I personally see no use for Symantec endpoint protection as Windows defender with configured is much better&nbsp; in terms of security and uses less performanceBut if you prefer old Norton&nbsp; without bloat you can still use Symantec here&nbsp; <a href="https://malwaretips.com/threads/symantec-endpoint-unmanaged-without-time-limit.100849/" target="_blank">Unlimited Giveaway - Symantec Endpoint Unmanaged without time limit</a>So I would recommend to not use Norton and you can still subscribe for LifeLock without the bundle if you want their up to 3m coverageFor identity thief</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vitali Ortzi, post: 1104805, member: 57714"] He should use a password manager and default deny based security (you can use hard configurator or use something like voodooshield cyberlock or just set any av you are using to be default deny , zerotrust ) Btw to reduce pishing setting enhanced pishing protection in google account and using a secure DNS service like DNS.eu , nextdns , quad9 etc would help a lot and especially training to spot pushing is useful or using extensions like Symantec Browser Protection, nextcraft etc other more extreme measures could be enabling advanced protection in Google account and using a USB key to sign into accounts (physical USB key would allow him to survive advanced attacks like sim swapping) Btw I personally see no use for Symantec endpoint protection as Windows defender with configured is much better in terms of security and uses less performance But if you prefer old Norton without bloat you can still use Symantec here [URL='https://malwaretips.com/threads/symantec-endpoint-unmanaged-without-time-limit.100849/']Unlimited Giveaway - Symantec Endpoint Unmanaged without time limit[/URL] So I would recommend to not use Norton and you can still subscribe for LifeLock without the bundle if you want their up to 3m coverage For identity thief [/QUOTE]

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