
The marketer who learned to read audiences at NBCUniversal, Vevo, Discovery, Condé Nast and Fandom has taken on a trickier subject: what makes people feel safe online.
The antivirus pioneer shed its $4 billion enterprise arm and bet the shield on ordinary people. Its new enemy is not just malware - it is the believable text, the fake face and the QR code at the parking meter.
The company behind Norton, Avast and LifeLock is stitching cybersecurity to MoneyLion's financial toolkit. Its wager is that the next great consumer platform will sell peace of mind before, during and after something goes wrong.