Free ProtectMac Antivirus 30 Days Trial For Mac Snow Leopard

October 13, 2009 · Filed Under AntiVirus & Security 
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Free ProtectMac Antivirus 30 Days Trial For Mac Snow Leopard

Mac OS is not exactly as secure as the guys from Apple wants you to believe. Mac OS X Snow Leopard is secure because the lack of malwares by virus writers, not because of its strong security features. Windows 7 has better security with various layers of protection, due to the popularity and market share of Windows, it is often the target of virus writers. Thus making it somewhat unreliable.

With the growing popularity of Mac and the lack of security, Mac will be hit hard, a day will come when someone with the right knowledge will come up with a hybrid version of a worm that attack both operating system.

ProtectMac AntiVirus is a security product for Mac OS X, designed to keep you safe from viruses and spyware. It uses many different techniques to detect malicious software, complimented by an updating system that automatically delivers and installs incremental updates in the background, to ensure that you stay on top of any security problem.


Free ProtectMac Antivirus 30 Days Trial For Mac Snow Leopard

ProtectMac AntiVirus has been designed by security experts to keep you protected from today’s computer threats. It utilizes the best in Mac technology to deliver a security solution that is both easy to install and easy to use. Features:

  • Real-time file-access scans
  • Scheduled Scans
  • Automatic mounted volume scans
  • User scans from the main application
  • Finder Contextual Menu scans
  • Automatic Updating
  • Virus and Spyware Detection
  • History Events Database

Free ProtectMac Antivirus 30 Days Trial For Mac Snow Leopard

Other Free Mac Antivirus

iAntiVirus (Free Edition)
ClamXav (Open Source, Freeware)
F-Secure Mac Protection (Beta, Still Free)
avast! Mac Edition (Shareware, 60 days Free Trial)

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