Malicious software for Apple products typically appears in the background and is not visible to any Mac, iPad, iPhone or iPod user before the damage has occurred. This makes security solution more necessary now than ever before. The new security solution protects the Mac user from all forms of malware, viruses and spyware specifically designed to attack Mac OS, Mac OS X, and against spreading viruses for Windows, Linux or Unix. In this way, the Mac user does not risk transmitting malicious software to other operating systems. Panda Antivirus for Mac scans all files and emails. It detects and elutes or blocks all types of threats like Trojans, spyware, keyloggers, adware, hacker tools, botnets, dialers, scareware and other threats. These and, for example, macro viruses usually attack Windows PCs, but are already used now and even more in the future to infect Apple's products. It supports Mac OS X 10.5 or later as well as OS X client. The solution can scan the Mac in two ways: Real-time scanning that runs in the background and constantly protects the machine from attacks by eg e-mails or through a botnet and an on-demand scan that allows the user to scan the entire The malware machine either with a fixed interval or as required.

Scanning iPhone, iPad or iPod

If the Apple iPhone, iPad, or iPod is to be scanned, they are connected wirelessly or via cable to the Mac, and the anti-virus software then scans the desired device (s) as well as removes. malicious software and resolves if necessary. problems that these can give. With this feature, Mac users avoid transferring viruses, etc. to other Apple devices.

Little statistics

There are per. total approx. 5,000 pieces of malicious software for Mac and approx. 170,000 macro viruses, which Mac users are also vulnerable to. In 2009 approx. 34 pieces of malware for Mac detected and the number for 2010 is 175 now, which is a sharp increase in relation to Apple's global market share. Panda Security has the theory that when Apple has a 15% market share (which they will soon get), the hackers' financial gain will be by creating software for these products and their operating systems will be so large that the number of malware will increase significantly. Since Apple's systems have not yet been subjected to serious attacks, the likelihood that they contain undiscovered weaknesses is very high. A factor that does not exist to the same extent on Microsoft's operating systems, and which today has to be termed more secure than Apple's governance, since Microsoft has been working proactively for many years2. This theory is supported by security experts such as Chris Christiansen from IDC - Most Mac users take security too easily. In fact, many are proud that they do not have a security solution at all. It is an open door which will be used to a greater or lesser extent. Soon you will be able to download Panda for Mac here at DLC.dk. Follow this page.