Virus Protection, MacBook 13 inch, early 2008, OS X 10.7.5

I have a MacBook 13 inch, early 2008, OS X 10.7.5; Processor  2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo. What does Apple recommend for virus protection? I tried s few times to download AVG for MAC Lion, but it kept locking up my computer.

The software built into Mac OS X. Unless you're running Windows on the computer or frequently exchange files with people using Windows, you don't need anything else.
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