That program is most likely proprietary software, and I urge you not to accept its license or become subject to it, and I will not aid you in doing this harm to your personal autonomy.
Anti-virus is not the big security software you'd want on a GNU+Linux system, anyway. What you want is a rootkit checker and authentication of all running software. Your package manager, APT, already verifies that your software came from a trusted source and has not been tampered to harm your computer. If you get all your software only from Trisquel repos, and you check for rootkits, and you don't run servers on your machine, your system will be safe. Install the rootkit checker: <code>sudo apt install chkrootkit</code>
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