This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Mac users are finally retiring an old myth
THE SO WHAT
The erosion of the “Macs don’t get malware” myth forces Apple users to treat endpoint security as a stack, not a default. If you manage mixed fleets, stop assuming macOS is the low-risk side—align controls, training, and monitoring across platforms.
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