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New Antivirus for Mac and Android

With the rise of new operating systems are emerging threats in the form of "malware". But antivirus companies remain alert to this business that never stops.
Now there have been a free antivirus for Mac and a Premium version for Android, the two operating systems booming at the moment.
The growth of sales of Apple products has attracted 'crackers' and 'spammers', as they have been warning security companies. Now, the British firm Sophos has published its new antivirus free for home Mac operating systems, which is not a simplified version of that product for businesses.

Sophos Anti-Virus for Mac Home Edition

It can be downloaded for free and used to scan the computer in search of malware, block and delete it. On the other hand, is also ready to stop attacks 'software' malware to Windows from removable media.
It joins companies such as Panda, Avast and PCTools that have begun to see the viability of the virus for Apple products after the discovery of viruses and Trojans, as Boonana, which appeared recently.
Sophos's blog can be viewed several videos with more examples of the malicious content to protect against the virus.

Antivirus 'Premium' for Android

For its part, the maker of antivirus software and mobile security Lookout November 16 launch a premium version of its software for the Android operating system, through a product called Lookout Premium for Android.
The new system includes additional security checks, 'backup' of data and increased capacity for restoration, cleaning and remote locking and priority customer service, in addition to the services included in the free version as antivirus, anti-'malware ',' firewall ',' find my phone '(found my phone) and' backup 'contacts.

Microsoft Announces Launch of a free antivirus

Microsoft Corp. said its new computer security program can be downloaded from Internet on Tuesday.

Microsoft Security Essentials, as it is called free antivirus software, has been available in a beta test version since June.
The software is constantly updated to keep up with the latest virus threats that can steal passwords or turning PCs into spam server. Microsoft says that this program will not make computers run more slowly.
Microsoft has said it does not intend to rob the business to companies like McAfee and Symantec Corp., made popular antivirus programs with more features. Microsoft says it hopes the free software is of interest to people who still have no antivirus software.