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.
Preparing for the iPhone X and the Future of Facial Recognition Technology
The Face ID component is one of the most compelling new features of the iPhone X. Is facial recognition the future of authentication for the enterprise?
Bearing Fruit: The Future of Mobile Technology as Apple’s iPhone Turns 10
Mobile technology buffs and analysts are hoping Apple will revolutionize the smartphone market once again 10 years after it released the first iPhone.
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.
iOS 10 and macOS Sierra: Five Factoids for IT
As Apple prepares to release iOS 10 and macOS Sierra on Sept. 7, mobile technology enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating many exciting new features.
Experts Say Apple Just Raised the Bar With Its Revamped Privacy Policy
Apple's new privacy policy offers a number of interesting details and suggestions regarding how it plans to protect private customer data.
Six-Digit Passcodes: Two Small Steps for Smartphones, One Giant Leap for Mobile Security
Apple now requires six-digit passcodes (instead of four) on its devices — meaning two small steps for users, but one giant leap for mobile security.
Mobile Account Takeover: When Device ID Isn’t Enough
Many of today's layered security solutions do not correlate information between the various layers of malware detection, and thus device ID isn't enough.