Categories: News Tags: Samsung Tags: mobile Tags: cellphone Tags: device Tags: maintenance mode Tags: privacy Tags: security Tags: data Tags: snooping Tags: repairs Tags: fix We take a look at a new mode developed by Samsung which aims to keep data safe during a repair. |
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Read moreCategories: News Tags: Gas Tags: social network Tags: poll Tags: polls Tags: mobile Tags: iPhone Tags: app Tags: schools Tags: kids Tags: teens Tags: teenagers Tags: fun We take a look at a fairly exclusive app designed for teens which claims to come with none of the nastiness found elsewhere online. |
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Read moreCategories: News Tags: scam Tags: fake Tags: fraud Tags: sale Tags: selling Tags: bank transfer Tags: app Tags: phone Tags: mobile Tags: social media We take a look at reports of scammers using fake bank transfer apps to make it look as though they’ve bought your for-sale item. |
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Read moreCategories: News Tags: Meta Tags: WhatsApp Tags: apps Tags: mobile Tags: android Tags: device Tags: account Tags: credentials Tags: spam Meta is suing developers for multiple credential-stealing apps found on Google Play and elsewhere. |
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Vira Tkachenko, CTO at Ukraine software developer MacPaw, spoke remotely to Apple admins at Jamf’s JNUC event. A real-world example of a woman in a leadership position in tech, she explained how her company planned for business continuity during the war in Ukraine.
It’s an excellent lesson in crisis management and planning for any business leader. Here are some of the insights shared during her session.
Jamf opened its annual JNUC event for Apple admins today with a slew of announcements focused on device management and security, a new Jamf Trust app, further information on its recently announced ZecOps deal and other updates likely to be of interest to Apple IT professionals.
The company also committed to supporting Microsoft Device Compliance on Macs later this year, with support for Google’s context-aware zero trust framework (BeyondCorp) on iOS devices in early 2023.
The Apple-in-the-enterprise story continues to unfold, this week with Jamf’s announced plans to acquire mobile threat detection and response company ZecOps.
Jamf will likely reveal more about the motivations behind the deal at its JNUC event for Apple admins, which begins tomorrow. The purchase is the latest move by the Apple-focused enterprise MDM provider to supplement device management with an increasingly effective set of tools to bolster device security.
Credit to Author: eschuman@thecontentfirm.com| Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2022 03:00:00 -0700
Geolocation was once a glorious way to know who your company is dealing with (and sometimes what they are doing). Then VPNs started to undermine that. And now, things have gotten so bad that the Apple App Store and Google Play both offer apps that unashamedly declare they can spoof locations — and neither mobile OS vendor does anything to stop it.
Why? It seems both Apple and Google created the holes these developers are using.
In a nutshell, Apple and Google — to test their apps across various geographies — needed to be able to trick the system into thinking that their developers are wherever they wanted to say that they are. What’s good for the mobile goose, as they say.