Here's the thing: Expertise doesn't work like a light switch you can flick on when it suits you. When you treat IT as something you deal with only when there's an emergency, you're already on the back foot.
It usually starts with a text that looks completely legitimate, as if Google sent it themselves. It often sounds urgent, with messages such as: "We detected a new device syncing with your Google Authenticator account. If this wasn't you, call [number]."
Your PCs will still run, but new threats will no longer be patched. For a business, that means rising risk and tighter compliance scrutiny.
That single click might seem harmless, but it can install unwanted software, change browser settings, and open the door for more pop-ups later.