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Churches have always been places of refuge, connection, and trust—but in the digital age, even parishes are vulnerable to new, invisible threats. As ministries adopt more technology to support operations and outreach, the need for secure and monitored IT infrastructure has never been greater.
A strong cybersecurity posture involves regular monitoring, timely updates, employee training, risk assessments and a proactive approach to mitigate new risks. Treating cybersecurity as a one-and-done task leaves your systems, data, and reputation vulnerable.
The myth that Apple computers don’t need antivirus protection stems from their historical reputation for being more secure than Windows PCs. While MacOS does offer robust built-in security features, it’s not immune to threats.
An antivirus is software designed to detect, prevent, and remove malicious software from computers. The protection expected is against threats like viruses, worms, trojans, ransomware, spyware, adware and phishing attacks.
Is Kaspersky Antivirus Banned in the US? On June 2024, the US Government through the department of commerce issued an official announcement about their determination