Norton Password Manager

A review of Norton Password Manager's password management software with pricing, key information, and FAQs.

Updated on November 9th, 2023

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Norton Password Manager by Symantec is password management software that syncs passwords across all your Windows, iOS, and Android devices. Norton Password Manager is no longer available as a standalone version, but is still offered with Norton Security products.

Pricing:

Norton Password Manager is free to download and use.

Norton
Review:

Pros: Enables users to create secure and unique passwords, store addresses and wallet information, and save notes.

Cons: Research found Norton's packages don't have as may extra features as competing products.

Bottomline: Meets all the requirements of password management software.

Key Information:

Legal Name

NortonLifeLock Inc.

Founder

Peter Norton

Founding Date

Jan 01, 1982

Address

60 E. Rio Salado Pkwy., Ste. 1000, Tempe, AZ 85281

Number of Employees

12500

Number of Customers

50000000

Telephone

1 (650) 527-8000

Website

https://my.norton.com/extspa/idsafe

FAQs:

How do I access Norton Password Manager?

There are four ways by which you can sign in to Norton Password Manager. See their website for a step-by-step guide.

How do I add Norton Password Manager to Chrome?

  1. Type "Norton Password Manager" in the Store window search box.
  2. Click "Norton Password Manager".
  3. Click "Turn it On" in the pop-up window.

Is Norton Password Manager safe?

Yes, Norton Password Manager is safe.

How do I turn off Norton Password Manager?

  1. Start Google Chrome.
  2. Go to "Settings".
  3. Go to "More Tools".
  4. Click "Extensions".
  5. Disable.

How does the Norton Password Manager work?

Norton Password Manager encrypts all your sensitive information and stores it to a local vault.

Is there a Norton Password Manager free trial?

Norton Password Manager is free to download and use.

What are some Norton Password Manager alternatives?