In fairness, for most of the 2000's in my experience at least -- which included defacto admin duties for a decent size office fill of Macs -- dealing with malwa

In fairness, for most of the 2000's in my experience at least -- which included defacto admin duties for a decent size office fill of Macs -- dealing with malware and viruses really just wasn't much of a problem to worry about. By contrast, it seemed like owning a Wintel machine pretty much guaranteed you'd have issues unless you were utterly ruthless and/or didn't have any layman users browsing the internet to worry about. Has that in fact changed since? I am no longer as familiar with the Windows side of things as I used to be, but I do know from experience that there's a very solid reason why this stereotype took root in the first place.