Webroot AntiVirus for Mac

Adaptable web security solution

Webroot AntiVirus is a premium security program for macOS developed by Open Text Corporation. It's a lightweight antivirus application that helps secure users from virus and malware threats online. It utilizes a cloud-based platform for faster installation and quick scans that don't get in the way of tasks.

Compared to other solutions like Avast Mac Security or Antivirus One, Webroot AntiVirus provides flexible plans and options, meaning users will be able to choose the features they want and none that they don't. There is also a free trial to let them experience the program first before deciding on a purchase.

Fast and lightweight protection

Whether you use the security tools built into Macs or employ third-party solutions, having antivirus protection is pretty much a given nowadays. They are essential tools that help protect against online threats as you spend more and more time online. Now, depending on what you do, there are multiple options available today that cater to various needs and requirements, and Webroot AntiVirus is one of them.

Some of the highlights of Webroot AntiVirus are its speed and small footprint. With the help of cloud-based computing, it can install quickly and scan in real-time without taxing system resources. As hinted earlier, it lets you customize the experience to your needs depending on whether you'll be using it on PC or mobile, how many users there are, and other criteria—the plan and pricing will adjust accordingly.

Of course, there is always room for improvement, and Webroot AntiVirus is no exception. The first one has to do with its outdated UI design that doesn't blend well with the rest of the OS. Also, if you plan on using it in conjunction with its official mobile apps, the experience is less than ideal with its limited feature set compared to its desktop counterparts.

Good but lacking in some areas

All in all, if you're looking for a way to keep yourself safe from threats online, Webroot AntiVirus is a good option to consider. It gets all the basics right and offers plenty of extra features and functionality in the form of different packages. The UI design is not aging well and its mobile apps need a lot more work, though.