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Gen Digital Inc
Gen Digital sells consumer security and privacy software under brands such as Norton, Avast, Avira, LifeLock, and CCleaner. Its products help people protect their devices, block malware and scams, manage passwords, use VPNs, and monitor identity theft. The company mainly serves individual consumers and households, with some products also aimed at small businesses. It makes most of its money from subscriptions. Customers pay to renew antivirus, identity protection, privacy, and device security plans on a recurring basis, rather than buying a one-time software license. That model gives Gen Digital a steady relationship with users and a direct link to the people who actually use the software every day. What makes Gen Digital different is that it sits at the front line of consumer digital safety. Instead of selling tools to large corporate IT departments, it sells easy-to-use protection to everyday device owners across Windows, Mac, mobile, and web. Its role is part security software vendor and part identity-protection service, which gives it a wider value proposition than a basic antivirus company.
Gen Digital sells consumer security and privacy software under brands such as Norton, Avast, Avira, LifeLock, and CCleaner. Its products help people protect their devices, block malware and scams, manage passwords, use VPNs, and monitor identity theft. The company mainly serves individual consumers and households, with some products also aimed at small businesses.
It makes most of its money from subscriptions. Customers pay to renew antivirus, identity protection, privacy, and device security plans on a recurring basis, rather than buying a one-time software license. That model gives Gen Digital a steady relationship with users and a direct link to the people who actually use the software every day.
What makes Gen Digital different is that it sits at the front line of consumer digital safety. Instead of selling tools to large corporate IT departments, it sells easy-to-use protection to everyday device owners across Windows, Mac, mobile, and web. Its role is part security software vendor and part identity-protection service, which gives it a wider value proposition than a basic antivirus company.
Record year: Gen said fiscal 2026 was its strongest year in a decade, with revenue crossing $5 billion for the first time, bookings reaching a record $5.1 billion and EPS up 15% to $2.56.
Outlook raised: Management lifted fiscal 2027 revenue guidance to 8% to 10% growth and kept EPS growth in the mid-teens, citing momentum in cyber safety, financial wellness and AI-led efficiencies.
Cyber safety steady: The core cybersecurity business returned to mid-single-digit growth, supported by all-in-one memberships, stronger retention and AI-driven cross-sell.
Trust-based growth: Trust-based solutions, including LifeLock, MoneyLion and Engine, grew much faster than the core business and remain the main driver of acceleration.
AI strategy: Gen is positioning itself as a trust layer for consumer AI, with partnerships involving frontier model providers and new products like Norton Neo and agent protection.
Capital returns: The company exited the year at 3x net leverage ahead of plan, refinanced debt at lower rates and continued returning capital through buybacks, debt repayment and a dividend.
