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Mac antivirus from Intego wants to scare away Apple cyberthreats with a 40% discount for Halloween

Intego is one of our top antivirus software for Mac. And to celebrate the spooky season, the platform has dropped the price of its Advanced plan by 40%.

Mac antivirus from Intego wants to scare away Apple cyberthreats with a 40% discount for Halloween

Intego, a well-regarded Mac antivirus software, is offering an enticing deal to enhance cybersecurity for Apple users during Halloween season. The company is providing a 40% discount on its One Advanced two-year plan, reducing the price from $130 to $78. This translates to a monthly cost of $3.25 when the deal is applied. In the UK, the software is being sold at £60, down from the original price of £100, which works out to £2.50 per month.

Intego One Advanced isn't just antivirus software; it's a comprehensive security package. It includes firewall management and SmartClean, a service designed to remove unwanted apps, reclaim storage space, and optimize device performance. For those looking to secure multiple Mac devices, the plan can be expanded to cover three or five devices, with a one-year plan also available.

Our team was impressed with this Intego suite, which we tested earlier in the year. We awarded it a 4-star rating, praising its well-implemented and regularly updated antivirus, as well as its additional firewall feature that provides an extra layer of network connection security. This feature earned Intego the top spot in our guide for Mac antivirus software with a firewall.

Considering the current deal is the lowest price in the last 30 days, currently displayed at $91 for the plan in the UK, now might be an ideal time to invest in Intego One Advanced for robust Mac security. However, if you require protection for more than five macOS devices or you're a Windows user, this software may not be the best fit as it is specifically designed for Mac devices.

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