Norton Secure VPN

3.8/ 5

A simple, beginner-friendly VPN backed by Norton's security pedigree.

Servers

1,000+

Countries

30+

Starting Price

$2.49/mo

Connections

10 devices

About Norton Secure VPN

Norton Secure VPN is a consumer VPN service from Gen Digital (formerly NortonLifeLock), the US-based security company behind Norton 360 antivirus. It is designed primarily as a lightweight, easy-to-use add-on for people who already trust the Norton brand for their device protection, rather than as a feature-rich VPN for power users.

Because Gen Digital is headquartered in the United States, the service falls under US jurisdiction and the Five Eyes intelligence-sharing alliance, which privacy-focused users should weigh carefully. Norton states it maintains a no-logs policy for browsing activity, though it does collect some aggregated and device data. The apps offer solid AES-256 encryption, a kill switch on most platforms, ad-tracker blocking, and split tunneling on select systems.

The standout strength of Norton Secure VPN is its simplicity and bundling. It is frequently included in Norton 360 plans, making it convenient and cost-effective for existing customers who want basic public Wi-Fi protection and IP masking. The interface is clean and approachable for newcomers who do not want to fiddle with settings.

That convenience comes with trade-offs. The server network is comparatively small, advanced configuration options are limited, streaming and torrenting support is inconsistent, and protocol choice is narrower than dedicated competitors. As a standalone product it is middling, but as part of a broader Norton security suite it offers reasonable everyday value.

Key Features

AES-256 encryption
Kill switch
Ad and tracker blocking
Split tunneling on select platforms
No-logs browsing policy
Bundled with Norton 360
Auto-connect on untrusted Wi-Fi
Wide platform support

Pros

  • Very easy to use with a clean, beginner-friendly interface
  • Strong AES-256 encryption and a kill switch on major platforms
  • Bundled affordably with Norton 360 antivirus suites
  • Built-in ad and tracker blocking
  • Backed by a long-established security brand
  • Decent everyday speeds for browsing and Wi-Fi protection

Cons

  • Based in the US, within the Five Eyes jurisdiction
  • Smaller server network than dedicated VPN competitors
  • Limited advanced features and narrow protocol selection
  • Inconsistent for streaming and torrenting

Frequently Asked Questions

Who owns Norton Secure VPN?

It is owned by Gen Digital, the US company formerly known as NortonLifeLock that also makes Norton 360 antivirus.

Does Norton Secure VPN keep logs?

Norton states it does not log your browsing activity, but it does collect some aggregated and device-level data, and it operates under US jurisdiction.

Is Norton Secure VPN good for streaming?

Streaming support is inconsistent. It can work for some services at times but is not a reliable choice for unblocking geo-restricted libraries.

How many devices can I use with Norton Secure VPN?

Depending on the plan you can typically protect from 1 up to 10 devices simultaneously.

Is Norton Secure VPN worth it on its own?

As a standalone VPN it is fairly basic. Its best value comes when bundled into a Norton 360 security plan you already own.

Security & Privacy

No-Logs Policy
Kill Switch

Supported Protocols

OpenVPNIKEv2WireGuard

Supported Platforms

WindowsmacOSiOSAndroid

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Quick Info

Servers1,000+
Countries30
Connections10 devices
No-LogsYes
Kill SwitchYes