Anti-Virus Software compatible w/ Lion

Hi,
I have just downloaded the latest Lion OS X onto my MBPro - Was wondering if anyone know any existing Anti-Virus software that would support the Mac OX S 10.7 ?
Thanks in advance for your response!

VirrusBarrier X6 (latest version) is compatible with Lion, it is probably the most advanced Software for Mac as well ... only inconvenient: it is not free. http://www.intego.com/

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