PC Tools Launches iAntiVirus for MacsPC Tools Launches iAntiVirus for Macs
<a href="http://www.macworld.com/article/134219/2008/06/iantivirus.html">Macworld</a>
June 30, 2008

PC utility and security vendor PC Tools introduced iAntiVirus, a Mac-specific anti-malware application.The software is designed to be configurable for the optimum balance between speed and thoroughness. It provides real-time protection, alerting users immediately when a suspicious file is detected and blocked. Detected files are placed in quarantine so the user can inspect and, if it's a false positive, restore them.
"The Mac has a solid reputation for remaining relatively threat-free," said PC Tools CEO Simon Clausen. "However, we are witnessing the use of low-level malware scripts to identify whether there is the potential to infect the Mac OS, as well as the opportunity for malware producers to obtain a significant return on investment."
iAntiVirus is a free download; full support and updates for a year will cost $29.95.Macworld
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