Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
I wrote about this cyber security response by Apple when the Rapid Security Response (RSR) was released. Apple Patches | Smart Thinking Solutions Of course I encouraged you to get the updates done – I did. Now there are reports of issues with the update and it needs fixing on …
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To fix a recently discovered zero-day flaw across the range of Apple operating systems a series of Rapid Security Response (RSR) updates: Apple Rapid Security Update Patches Three Exploited Vulnerabilities – SANS Internet Storm Center The flaw was discovered in WebKit browser engine developed by Apple used across the OS …
SANS has an excellent article looking at the Apple updates and what they apply to: Apple Patches Exploited Vulnerabilities in iOS/iPadOS, macOS, watchOS and Safari – SANS Internet Storm Centre Get them done.
We write about the issues with Android devices – see Monday and the ongoing updates – but Apple and iOS are not without their flaws. Now the US government Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is advising all branches of the US Government to check that the recent iOS patches …
Hot on the heels of last week’s Patch Tuesday – the Apple updates have come out. This article from SANS Internet Storm gives a comprehensive review of the updates across Apple’s range of products: Apple Updates Everything – SANS Internet Storm Center These updates include patches for at least three …
This includes some older iPhones and iPads – with iOS 15 and 16 and iPadOS 15 and 16 getting updates – and the Studio Display: Apple Updates Everything – SANS Get them done. Not sure you need to do this? Here is an example of a data stealer specifically aimed …
I have written before on the steps Apple takes in improving the cyber security of its users, such as the “walled garden” app store to reduce app risk, supporting older devices with security updates and enforcing strict conditions on how apps operate on Apple devices. But they are a bit …
