Yes, but only a few antivirus programmes provide comprehensive malware protection. Although built-in anti-malware tools in operating systems such as Windows and Apple are usually quite effective against traditional viruses, they cannot provide protection against newer threats such as ransomware, rootkits, cryptojackers, and spyware. This is because each type of malware acts differently: ransomware encrypts system files, cryptojackers run crypto-mining software on unused parts of your disc, and spyware passively shares your device usage with hackers.

If you’re using Windows or macOS, you’re already using a free antivirus. Both Windows and Mac devices come with basic antivirus protection, but it is inadequate.

Yes! Macs have a reputation for being unhackable, but this is simply not the case. According to Apple, macOS users are reporting an increasing number of malware infections each year. macOS includes a powerful antivirus scanner that can protect you from viruses, worms, and trojans. Apple,