Intego Mac Internet Security X9

By Intego
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Key Details of Intego Mac Internet Security X9

Protect your Mac against malware, strangers and suspicious applications
Last updated on 06/24/20
There have been 1 update within the past 6 months
The current version has 0 flags on VirusTotal

Developer’s Description

Protect your Mac against malware, strangers and suspicious applications.

Mac Internet Security X9 contains two of our best-selling security products that protect your Mac against malware and network attacks: Intego VirusBarrier X9 and Intego NetBarrier X9. Together they ensure your Mac is protected against adware, malware, strangers, and unknown applications trying to get in. Designed specifically for Mac, we provide around-the-clock protection and detect a diverse array of threats to make sure you and your Mac are given the best possible security at all times.

Intego Mac Internet Security X9

By Intego
Trial version
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GENERAL

Release: June 24, 2020

Latest update: July 7, 2020

Version: 10.9.26

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

macOS 10.15
macOS 10.14
macOS 10.13
macOS 10.12
OS X 10.11
OS X 10.9
OS X 10.10
Mac OS X

Additional Requirements

macOS Catalina
macOS Mojave
macOS High Sierra
macOS Sierra
OS X El Capitan
OS X Yosemite
OS X Mavericks

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3.6/5

5 User Votes

Crashes and Too Expensive!
hansolo09May 1, 2014
Pros
Easy Interface
Cons
Resource Hog! Crashes Way too expensive Just get AVG it is free slows down computer
Summary
I bought their bundle and most the products are crap. It makes you install a completely different software just to receive updates. When it is scanning it takes up all my resources and crashes all the time. For the money I would not buy this. I didn't know about AVG until after I purchased it and it is free. So far no issue with AVG. The firewall is horrible, and Family Protector is 100% useless.
New to Mac and Love it
topher073February 24, 2013
Pros
Easy to use, Clean interface
Cons
None so far
Summary
i wrote a review on the Virusbarrier page I don't know if there is a difference. I purchased Internet Security 2013 product. So far love love both the programs that come with it.
Excellent software for Macbook Air
brianr887February 20, 2013
Pros
VirusBarrier: Easy to install. Light footprint on my new Macbook Air. Clean user interface. Definitely a set up and forget about it type of antivirus. Protects me from Mac malware, Windows malware, Linux malware, malicious scripts, hacking tools, keyloggers. Includes option for behavioral analysis that "dynamically inspects running applications and warns you when inappropriate behavior is detected." Also scans archives, emails, iPhone, iPod and iPad for malware. Net Barrier: Really liking the automatic profile changes from home network to work. Set up and forget about it firewall and anti-spyware protection. I also noticed it doesn't conflict with OS X's built in firewall; I have both turned on. Netbarrier definitely gives me more control over incoming and outgoing traffic (both internet and local connections).
Cons
VirusBarrier: If you like tinkering with different tools and av options, after configuring preferences and turning on real-time scanning there isn't much else to play around with. Net Barrier: How come netbarrier and virusbarrier come as two separate apps?
Summary
I recently switched from using Windows to a Mac. My Windows XP computer finally died on me but I've always enjoyed using my iPhone and iPad so I opted to go for the MacBook Air (so I can sync everything together). Problem is it only seemed like a natural shift from Windows to Mac since I have the iphone but I'm still sort of a newbie to OSX. On my old Windows desktop I used to run Norton or Spyware Doctor (for anti-spyware). But after looking into the differences between Windows and Mac internet threats I found that Windows software might not be the best option for use on my Mac. (From what I understand Macs can't get Windows malware. but I could be wrong?) Anyways after researching more I found Intego and installed the trial for their Mac Internet Security 2013, which is compatible with Mac OS X 10.8 and what I needed. I have to say I'm thoroughly impressed! It runs very light in the background, and I can even work on other stuff while it's scanning. I like the user interface especially, basically from set up to scan it is way easy to use. So after over a month using it I'm definitely open to recommending Intego's Mac internet security 2013 to others -- it is an excellent product!
MUCH easier to use than X6
aframpkinFebruary 19, 2013
Pros
I was able to completely mess up my Mac with the old X6 version, there were too many options I didn't understand (I clicked them anyways...). I am not a technoid, just want to keep prying eyes out. The settings in this version are very simple. Also has a very cool realtime display showing which apps are using the internet.
Cons
Maybe needs a log of what it is finding or blocking.
Summary
Vastly improved over old X6 version. Great for non-technical mutts like me.
NetBarrier X7 is a downgrade from X6 version!
remyleroyJanuary 3, 2013
Pros
A nice user interface
Cons
While NetBarrier X6 included within VirusBarrier X6 was a very efficient and fully configurable firewall, NetBarrier X7, coming with Internet Security 2013, is designed for dummies! Nothing can be configured and you can only choose to open or close internet access (inward and outward) to your applications If you need to open a specific port or map your ports configuration.... it's no more possible No log anymore and many utiliies, (traceroute, whois, wifi explorer, traffic monitor, ...) have simply gone! If you use VirusBarrier X6, even though the "upgrade" is free, just keep VirusBarrier X6 (and if you want to test Internet Security 2013, don't forget to save your VirusBarrier X6 configuration first as you will need to re-import it if you want to reinstall this version after having tested the new one. When Internet Security 2013 is installed, it will suppress any file and configuration linked with the previous version)
Summary
Don't "upgrade" if you need the use of a fully configurable firewall (the one included with VirusBarrier X6)