Hey Siri, Get My Coffee, Hold the Malware
According to IBM X-Force IRIS research, there are several security concerns that should be taken into consideration before using Siri Shortcuts.
Phone-Based Phishing Scam Reveals the Growing Sophistication of Attacks Against Apple Users
A new phone-based phishing scam reveals how fraudsters are devising more sophisticated schemes to prey on Apple device users.
Malware Attacks Exploit Open Source MDM Software to Compromise iPhones and Apps
Researchers observed 13 malware attacks targeting iPhone users in India that exploited open source mobile device management (MDM) tools to breach corporate devices.
Managing Apple Devices Is as Easy as D-E-P
Apple's new Device Enrollment Platform (DEP) enables the technology giant to carve out a larger presence in the enterprise space and makes managing Apple devices easier than ever.
Sharing Is Caring: Introducing the World’s First Official iOS Screen-Sharing Solution for UEM
IBM MaaS360 and TeamViewer are bringing their customers the first official iOS screen-sharing solution for unified endpoint management (UEM).
iOS 11 in the Enterprise: Get Your iPads Ready
The upcoming release of Apple iOS 11 will bring significant changes to the enterprise in the form of enhanced customization, discoverability and more.
More Mobile Apps Means More Man-in-the-Middle Attacks
Mobile devices that contain unsanctioned apps are particularly vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks, especially when connected to unsecured Wi-Fi.
Rotten Apples: MacSpy, MacRansom Bring Malware-as-a-Service Model to MacOS
The first Mac malware-as-a-service threats suggests attackers are starting to see the operating system as a potential target.
Avoiding the Technology Upgrade? Don’t Dodge Security
Consumers are buying new devices at a slow rate, but users who avoid the latest technology upgrade risk missing out on critical security updates.
Enforcement of iOS’s App Transport Security Is Problematic
Despite Apple's plans to begin enforcing its App Transport Security standard at the start of 2017, many iOS app developers are still dragging their feet.