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Integrated into CleanMyMac's Protection Module, Moonlock Engine scans the system for malware up to twice faster than before and extends its reach to additional areas, such as mail attachments, DMG and ZIP archives, USB drives, browser extensions, and launch items. Users can also tailor scan configurations to their specific needs, prioritizing either speed or coverage.
"Being honored at CES 2025 for Moonlock Engine validates our commitment to pushing the boundaries of cybersecurity innovation," said Oleg Stukalenko, a Lead Product Manager at MacPaw's Moonlock. "With this technology, we're delivering an additional layer of protection to millions of CleanMyMac users. And we at MacPaw are just getting started—exciting advancements in cybersecurity are on the horizon for 2025."
Since CleanMyMac is not primarily positioned as an antimalware tool, the integration of the Moonlock Engine enhances the value for users, allowing them to not only clean and optimize their computers but also safeguard their digital security with the same speed and ease that CleanMyMac is known for.
About MacPaw
MacPaw develops and distributes innovative software for macOS and iOS that simplifies the lives of Mac users. Renowned for its meticulously crafted products, such as CleanMyMac X, CleanMy®Phone, Setapp, and ClearVPN, and known for its Moonlock cybersecurity division, MacPaw is dedicated to enhancing and securing the Mac user experience. Founded in Kyiv, Ukraine, with a subsidiary office in Boston, MacPaw serves millions of users worldwide. With one in every five Mac users having at least one MacPaw app, the company is a trusted leader in the Mac software ecosystem.
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