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Zero trust and why it matters to the Apple enterprise

Computerworld Vertical IT

Devices were kept in offices, shared the same network, and were protected by antivirus software, firewalls, and software updates. With mobility, this changed. This system wasn’t perfect and became increasingly specialized, with security teams, networking teams, and others all working in different sectors.

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Zero trust and why it matters to the Apple enterprise

ComputerWorld IT Management

Devices were kept in offices, shared the same network, and were protected by antivirus software, firewalls, and software updates. With mobility, this changed. This system wasn’t perfect and became increasingly specialized, with security teams, networking teams, and others all working in different sectors.

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Fed Tech Roundup October 26

CTOvision

RPT-Wall St Week Ahead-Nasdaq 100 index may see record with Apple earnings due. Nasdaq may see record with Apple earnings - Reuters. Census 2020 goes mobile, maybe - FCW.com. Firewall Feud Lunch & Learn. Voices: Tech titans should value military service - USA TODAY. The New Tinfoil Hat? NSA-Proof Wallpaper - Nextgov.

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All You Need to Know About VMI for Mobile Apps

Galido

VMI stands for Virtual Mobile Infrastructure and basically, it provides end users with a highly effective and an efficient way to have access to delicate mobile applications and information without much hassle. It creates virtual versions of mobile applications and sends them to a vast collection of devices.

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Overcoming the Equation: Security = Friction

CTOvision

We’re not done yet, though – badges for physical access, PKI, USB keys, SmartCards, soft certs, biometrics, Network Access Control, firewalls, IPS/IDS, SIEM … I could go on and on. A telling example is the Department of Defense and its approach to mobile security. So Apple came up with Touch ID on their iPhone 5s.

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FBI Warns of ‘More Destructive’ DDoS Attacks

SecureWorld News

As of January 2019, the vast majority of Internet-accessible CoAP devices were located in China and used mobile peer-to-peer networks. In October 2019, cyber actors exploited the Apple Remote Management Service (ARMS), a part of the Apple Remote Desktop (ARD) feature, to conduct DDoS amplification attacks.

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Why API Security Is Everywhere (Except Where You Need It)

ForAllSecure

With the release of Apple's HomeKit, we're seeing even more devices with APIs appearing in our homes. Network security firewalls might detect anomalous requests on an API, but that’s hardly a tailored API solution. Consider some of today’s most-played mobile games. Everything from your Fitbit to your car has an API.