Automatically detects and removes viruses. Offers automatic protection against the latest threats with set-and-forget convenience
Scans and cleans downloaded files and email attachments¿Delivers continuous, up-to-date protection via fast updates
Protects against attacks that target software vulnerabilities¿Provides advanced protection against software and Internet vulnerabilities
Works with new Mac OS® X v10.5. Runs natively on Intel® and PowerPC® based Mac® systems
Editorial Review:
Automatically detects and removes viruses / Runs natively on Intel and PowerPC based Mac systems / Works with Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard Scans and cleans downloaded files and email attachments Provides advanced protection against software and Internet vulnerabilities System Requirements - Mac OS X version 10.4.10 or higher, Mac system with PowerPC or Intel Core processor, 128MB RAM, 100MB free space, and Internet connection required for LiveUpdate
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0
Norton Works Well for PPC Mac Norton AntiVirus v.11.0 works great for my PPC G5 Mac running 10.4.11. It installed without any issues, and it's cheap insurance considering all the threats on the Internet. I haven't found any viruses yet, but I do transfer files from my Win XP system - there I've found several in the past year. Bottom line - good peace of mind.
GREAT PRODUCT FOR MAC NORTON FOR THE MAC IS EXCELLENT. THIS PRODUCT IS GREAT AND WELL WORTH THE PRICE.
Very Slow Software This software works but it really really really slow. Really really really slow. Slows my new imac to a crawl and the slowest of antivirus scans I've ever seen. Just changed over from the PC world and as a creature of habit keep antivirus installed. All the antivirus authors seem to have free trials except Symantec. Probably because you'd be really frustrated and not buy the program... This was the biggest waste of money I've spent on software in a long time. Two stars since it probably does it's job....if... more info
Totally useless There are no virus' for OS X.
The only malware was a trojan that the user had to download from a porn site, run and give it your admin password. This would not have stopped it. If you feel you must use AV software to protect windows users you share files with, get something better like the free ClamX av. Norton is the only product I ever installed that hosed OS X-constant kernel panics until I uninstalled it.
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