Personalized Protection From Cyberthreats | NETGEAR Armor Walkthrough

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Advanced cyberthreat protection for all your devices, baked right into your NETGEAR router. Join our product expert, Ben Pool, as he walks through the newest update to NETGEAR Armor with Product Line Manager Haejo Kim.
You can install antivirus software on your PC, but what do you install to protect yourself from a security vulnerability on your smart light bulb? Your security camera? Meet NETGEAR Armor, advanced security for your home network, powered by Bitdefender. Protect an unlimited amount of devices and get reports on your protection level right through the Nighthawk App. Get peace of mind and stop cyberthreats before they strike, such as phishing attempts, malicious URLs, and privacy attacks.
As you use NETGEAR Armor, you'll understand how to best protect yourself from all cyberthreats with a protection level score and recommendations. NETGEAR Armor calculates your level of protection based on the overall security of your router and connected devices. The higher the score, the better prepared your network is to defend against cyberthreats.
The more you use the service, the more you'll learn about cybersecurity best practices with NETGEAR Armor's personalized recommendations.
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[@agarcia4271gaming]

Is it compatible with VPN?

[@mac9046]

All this security talk about adding some bitdefender armor to the Ax lineup spent 500 and doesn’t have a damn bit of security fix this major matter and stop sh***ing on us customers. Seriously bring security protection to those premium lineups. Before class action lawsuits come you’re way. Get your damn engineers to implement some damn security protection into those routers as many others has done with their routers and modems. Do the right thing before over pricing equipment with no security protection for our devices

[@kickbox7210]

Very amateur presentation...

[@ChrisJoned]

Save your money doesn’t work