Chrome OS Finds a Seat at the Unified Endpoint Management Table
As a show of its commitment to security in the workplace for Chrome OS, Google announced an extension of its management APIs to third-party MDM and EMM software providers.
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.
O Me, O My! Android O and Its Impact on the Enterprise
Google's Android O version 8.0 features a safe browsing API and other functions to improve mobile application security in the enterprise.
Bugging Out: Fruitfly Malware Swarms MacOS Users
A new strain of FruitFly malware has infected hundreds of users, possibly over the last 10 years. The malware is insidious, spying on MacOS users.
It’s a Wild, Wild Word: New Macro Malware Now Infecting Both Windows and MacOS
New brands of macro malware are doubling down on Windows and MacOS operating systems. Here's a look at the newest Word-based attack.
Zero-Day Exploits Affect Desktop Linux
A security researcher recently discovered how zero-day exploits could be leveraged to steal private information from desktop Linux systems.
New Google API Will Securely Verify Chrome Devices
The new Google API allows a network service to obtain a hardware-backed cryptographic guarantee of the identities of a device and the user accessing it.
The Increasing Dangers of Code Hooking
Cybercriminals use code hooking to intercept OS function calls to alter or augment their behavior. The technique is becoming more popular and dangerous.
OS X Roundup: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
There has been a lot of news regarding OS X recently, and it runs the gamut from solid security progress to more alarming vulnerabilities.
Firefox OS Reinvented for the Internet of Things
Mozilla is reinventing its Firefox OS so it can act as a network for the Internet of Things (IoT). Several projects hope to further this aim.