Facebook is directing people to its new malware'checkpoints' if users suspect their computers have been infected with a virus.
Through a self-enrollment system, users can access free antivirus programs from McAfee or Microsoft. The company said that the new checkpoints allow users to be more proactive, The Los Angeles Times reports.
"Previously, if you suspected you may have malware installed on your device, you would either need to run anti-virus on your device or wait until Facebook identified an actionable threat," the company said in a post.
"Now, with our new self-enrollment malware checkpoint, you will be able to proactively obtain your choice of a free anti-virus product to scan and clean your system."
Facebook had created an "antivirus marketplace" in early 2012 where users could download trials of security software.
The company also developed a system to notify users if their machines had become infected.
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