Still thinking that a Mac operating system is safe from malware and phishing attacks?

No it’s not more, Mac’s are not insensitive to malware and the risk has been growing.
Now rolled out Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Mac to help protect your files from interlopers.

 

"The single most concerning issue for Mac security today is having these machines used as hosts for PC malware," Justin Priestly, Kaspersky Lab’s senior vice president of consumer sales, said in a statement. "These threats may not damage the Mac they live on, but they can be passed to a friend’s PC by sharing a USB flash drive or spread from a graphic design department to infect PC-colleagues across a network."

 

Kaspersky’s Anti-Virus for Mac is the company’s first designed exclusively for the Apple machines and supports devices running Mac OS 10.4.11 or higher, including Snow Leopard and Intel processors.

Company officials said the security applications automatically scan files, downloads from the Web and e-mail attachments in real time, disinfecting corrupted files as it goes along and protecting users from more than 30,000 new malware threats—including many tailored specifically for Macs—each day.

 

Anti-Virus for Mac is now available for download from the Kaspersky Web site as a 30-day free trial. A year license is available for $39.95 for one machine or $59.95 a year for up to three machines.

 

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