ESET Cyber Security for Mac review: Sophisticated security application with good malware detection.ClamXav 2 review: Free and open-source AntiVirus solution for Mac, Windows and Linux.Avira for Mac review: Good malware-spotting skills with a tidy user interface.Avast Free AntiVirus for Mac 8.0 review: Comprehensive AntiVirus suite for Mac users.

To read the reviews have a look at the following links: I read it and let out a sigh of relief, it was a good and to the point review! Yes, I got excited. On my way to work I spotted the first one “Avast Free AntiVirus for Mac 8.0 review”. Last week the reviews started to find their way onto the Macworld UK website. And that flaw in the results PDF will be fixed asap). Harrison asked the right questions and even found a small flaw in my test results PDF I was not aware of (kudos for going through that entire Numbers document, his eyes must have stung by the time he was done. Come to think of it, I don’t recall reading a Mac AV/Security review I agree with at all.Īfter a few emails back and forth my mind was put at ease. Others are biased and/or paid to write a favorable review about a certain product and end up with a page full of nonsense. They are usually written by people with little to no understanding of the product, the market, the way testing should be done or they just go at it half-assed. I rarely agree with security software reviews. Naturally I gave the OK but in the back of my head I was a little concerned. He mentioned how he was putting together a test of Mac security software and wanted to know if my AV test results could be used. A little while ago I received an email from Andrew Harrison, technical editor for Macworld and several other publications.

Clamxav review 2015