Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
Having decided not to buy the latest Apple iPhone – my iPhone 14 Pro Max is still doing a great job, even though I would like a some of the new iPhone camera features – here is an article from The Conversation looking at AI – Artificial Intelligence – and …
Continue reading “Of course they would brand AI “Apple Intelligence”!”
Continuing the device theme this week – what happens when those devices we rely fail to work properly because they are missing a patch? If it is your firewall then you have a cyber security issue and you need to contact us for some help. If it is your alarm …
Continue reading “Not a cyber security issue but it still needs patching…”
I use AirDrop occasionally, to be honest it is usually between family and friends, but I have been known to use it at events and conferences to swap contact details with other attendees – it is very convenient. Now research is emerging from China that this convenient Apple tool may …
Happy New Year. I am going to start the cyber news for 2024 with a story that broke between Christmas and the New Year – Apple iPhone hardware vulnerabilities. I am a great supporter of the Apple iPhone and the associated “walled garden” App store as a good cyber security …
Apple has already issued patches for these vulnerabilities for newer devices and versions of their operating systems – now they reaching back to older devices. The patches apply to iOS and iPadOS 16.6 and later on iPhone 8 and later, iPad Pro (all models), iPad Air 3rd generation and later, …
Continue reading “Apple patches older devices against possible zero-day attacks”
