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The jury is still out on when - or if - employees will be returning to the office in 2022. But one thing we do know for sure is that remote work is here to stay for a large majority of us.  This means that we'll be continuing to use our personal mobile devices to access company data - a big security risk which is often overlooked!

Your greatest cybersecurity vulnerability isn’t your hardware. Or your software. It’s your people. People—executives, managers, team leaders, workers—are the leading cause of data breaches today.

If you want to boost your cybersecurity defenses, you must boost the level of cybersecurity awareness throughout your organization.

How? With a robust cybersecurity awareness training program.

The common wisdom in IT circles is that Mac computers are more secure than Windows computers. The macOS, after all, is built on Unix, which is harder to exploit than Windows.

But don’t think your organization is safe from hacker attacks simply because you use Macs.

Your enemy isn’t just malicious actors—it's also human error. If you want to protect your devices, networks and data, take these six steps to boost your overall Mac security!