Which means fewer targets for criminals, right? The chances of hackers deliberately going after Mac users are definitely in the minority, but not zero. Do Macs get computer viruses?Īpple's been the cooler, more progressive option for years, but fewer people own Macs than PCs. Here’s some useful information that will help you choose the right antivirus software for your Mac. But buying tech is tricky, especially if you’re not used to the jargon. If you’re an unprotected Mac user, it’s time to amend that. Antivirus software is still a worthwhile purchase. Apple's closed-loop system (Opens in a new tab) simply makes holes smaller, which means Mac systems are harder to infiltrate.īut that doesn't mean your Mac's security is invulnerable. Windows does tend to have more security vulnerabilities because, while Apple does everything in-house, Windows operates on hardware from a handful of manufacturers. Sure, Macs are generally more secure than PCs. It’s a bit of an outdated myth about Macs. You (Opens in a new tab)'ve probably heard that Macs don't need antivirus software, but whoever told you that was wrong. This content originally appeared on Mashable for a US audience and has been adapted for the UK audience.
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