https://www.crn.com/news/computing/mosyle-ceo-new-apple-iphone-and-ipad-security-solution-shields-attacks
Mosyle CEO: New Apple iPhone And iPad Security Solution Shields Attacks
Increased attacks on Apple mobile devices this year have raised concerns about vulnerability.
Apple has seen increased attacks and vulnerabilities in recent months on
the mobile side. In October, Apple admitted more iOS security flaws were actively exploited after fixing a zero-day vulnerability - the ninth such attack on iPhones since the start of 2022.
https://www.crn.com/news/computing/apple-patches-another-actively-exploited-ios-ipados-zero-day
The zero-day flaw impacts iPhone 8 models and later, as well as all iPad
Pro models.
Mosyle CEO and founder Alcyr Araujo realized three security questions
remain for security and IT teams who administer Apple mobile devices.
What are all the controls and settings?
How do you correctly configure them to harden the iPhone or iPad?
How do you ensure users will not change them - on purpose or on accident
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or that future updates will not impact them?
The company says its new product
will deliver fully automated device
security configurations, 24/7 monitoring of all iOS and iPadOS devices against each enabled security control and streamline and automate all
tasks
required for security audits and certification.
On Mon, 21 Nov 2022 03:52:17 +1100, Peter
<occassionally-confused@nospam.co.uk> wrote:
The company says its new product
So it's just more sales bullshit.
The company says its new product will deliver fully automated device
security configurations, 24/7 monitoring of all iOS and iPadOS devices against each enabled security control and streamline and automate all tasks required for security audits and certification.
The company says its new product will deliver fully automated device
security configurations, 24/7 monitoring of all iOS and iPadOS devices
against each enabled security control and streamline and automate all tasks >> required for security audits and certification.
This sounds like it would be a useful tool since the process presently
used my many businesses is not fully automated, or automated at all. Presumably there are similar tools for Windows machines.
On 11/23/2022 2:49 PM, sms wrote:
The company says its new product will deliver fully automated device
security configurations, 24/7 monitoring of all iOS and iPadOS
devices against each enabled security control and streamline and
automate all tasks required for security audits and certification.
This sounds like it would be a useful tool since the process
presently used my many businesses is not fully automated, or
automated at all. Presumably there are similar tools for Windows
machines.
What is happening is our little troll gang is counting on people being
just as gullible as we pretend to be in order to convince them that
Apple's platforms are supposedly less secure than competing platforms
so they will fall for hype created by companies who benefit directly
from selling "security" software to fix a hyped-up "problem".
he wants everyone else to be just as gullible
Apple's platforms are supposedly less secure than competing platforms
so they will fall for hype created by companies who benefit directly
from selling "security" software to fix a hyped-up "problem".
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