Hi,
I am just wondering what AV do you use for your mac at home? What are your opinions of it?
Thanks

Hi,
I am just wondering what AV do you use for your mac at home? What are your opinions of it?
Thanks
i don't use any ...
Used sophos for a while but found it slow, clunky and unnecessary, now removed and i go without, but if your after something free ClamXav is a good bet.
We use Sophos on the Macs at work, but it's so very rarely used I really don't see any point in using it. I can't actually remember having to use it at all on the 2000+ Macs we look after.
Personally, my MacBook hasn't had any AV software on it at all.

Bit risky at the moment if you're keeping up with the news..
((nnngh, intended to edit with some rather more useful information, however I'm buggered if I can find it nowWas a fairly nasty worm doing the rounds, certainly nothing near the likes of Conficker but not something I'd want to have to deal with never-the-less - will post info if my brain wakes up again
))
Last edited by synaesthesia; 18th April 2009 at 04:51 PM.
Did you mean this?
iBotnet: Researchers find signs of zombie Macs | Zero Day | ZDNet.com
We've got VirusBarrier on the MacBook's.... Not perhaps 100% necessary, but good if you get audited etc.

Good to see a thread where Mac owners admit that they're overlooked by most software developers.![]()


Like most Mac user's I don't use any anti-virus. I also don't download pirated software either so that probably helps too.![]()
Sophos AV here
Hi,
been using Macs and PCs for years, and I had Norton Antivirus for Mac, but as it caused major conflicts with my audio recording set-up I had to uninstall it. Currently don't use anything, simply as there is a distinct lack of legitimate AV software for Mac around, though I hope the developers get onto it soon, as it's only a matter of time before the mighty Mac is brought to it's knees with viruses![]()
At home: ClamXav
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