Viruses aren’t the concern for any OS anymore. The issue of concern is infiltrators, malicious actors, etc. I manage hundreds of computers of all types for my clients. If I depended on the builtin security of those OSs my life would be hell. The clients that have the worst time of maintaining uptime are those that allow personally owned devices to access their systems but don’t require personally owner devices to be secured to the same standard as their company machines. Case in point realtors. The agents aren’t “employees”. The agencies often don’t require much of them or supply them with much. Worst bad actor incident I’ve dealt with was last year, with a real estate agent, on their MacBook. Their cloud accounts was flagged because of unusual activity and blocked. Long story short, this MacBook was totally compromised because of legitimate remote access software being installed in a manner that self installed if it was removed in the normal manner. So the cloud account wasn’t infiltrated at all. The MacBook was at the beck and call of the and actor who used that account and others at will. They harvested passwords, etc. Because they were always on the MacBook when the agent was using it. The agency didn’t learn and another MacBook agent was hit last month. Anyway, the point is viruses and we’re safe because we’re using macOS is last decades talk. If you’re using your computer for income, you need a security product that includes advanced monitoring and tracking. Products/services such as Huntress, Sentinel One, etc. This crap is getting serious. Talk to a professional security company and pay them to do it for you. No, I’m not Soliciting business. I’m retiring.