McAfee - Good anti-malware engine with a decent range of cybersecurity protections. 3.🥉 Norton - Excellent malware scanning with great web protections.
2.🥈 TotalAV - Easy-to-use internet security suite, great for beginners. 1.🥇 Intego - Best overall macOS antivirus and anti-malware protection in 2023. Quick summary of the best Mac antivirus software for 2023: Plus, while my #1 pick is Intego, all the products on my list are affordable, easy to use, and 100% secure. However, I found a few Mac antiviruses that are significantly better than the rest, with features like real-time malware detection, ransomware protection, web protection, network firewalls, and Mac cleanup and optimization tools.Įach antivirus on this list adds more functionality to Apple’s built-in security features, with things like advanced firewall protection and safer browsing with Safari, and many even have better backup functionality than Apple’s Time Machine. Most of them simply overlook security features for Macs or don’t offer anything better than Apple’s built-in security features. I wasn’t surprised to find that most antiviruses only focus on Windows protection. I tested 72 popular antiviruses to find the ones with the best protection for Mac computers - ones that are good at detecting and blocking Mac-specific malware while also improving upon Apple’s built-in protections. 🥇 Intego: Exclusive macOS antivirus software with 100% detection rates, a firewall, Wi-Fi protections, a Mac optimizer, advanced backup tools, and parental controls. IT departments can of course mandate the use of AV/Security Suites, even if they are a "Mac shop" and thankfully proactive and ready to limit a problem should it arise (rather than wait for disaster and then deal with it).Short on time? Here’s the best Mac antivirus in 2023: Sophos, Kaspersky, BitDefender, Intego also have Mac products and offer 30-day fully functional demo. All have made strides to be lighter on system resources and not interfere with other operations (downloads, system, other foreground and background tasks). Security suites can be annoying if nothing else, telling you they are doing XYZ (update, scanning, locking PSWD MGR). Reviews tend to be overly positive (don't want to anger the vendor, your relationship) was done with a Preview copy, or on a well maintained system, not yours, while most feedback is from disgruntled people, meaning the person on Amazon etc that had trouble with the install and perhaps other problems. Then use it just on the clone, or put the backup off line while you try it out. You can (should) make a backup (bootable clone) of your system if you want to test new software. I would assume you wont' get a straight answer here, or a straight answer directly from the horse's mouth, but you might want to at least check the Symantec Community.
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