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What happens to corporate data when employees work from their own Mac

What happens to corporate data when employees work from their own Mac

Using personal Macs for work can expose corporate data through limited visibility, unmanaged apps, weak encryption, and inconsistent endpoint controls.

QR code phishing is quietly targeting Mac and iPhone users

QR code phishing is quietly targeting Mac and iPhone users

QR code phishing is bypassing traditional security measures by exploiting the convenience and trust of iPhone and Mac users. Learn why these attacks are effective and how to protect yourself.

Protecting academic work: Apple’s built-in security features explained

Protecting academic work: Apple’s built-in security features explained

Key built-in Apple security tools. Their importance for the academic environment. Using built-in security mechanisms as an integral part of professional responsibility.

From Mac to cloud: How one AI mistake can ripple across the enterprise

From Mac to cloud: How one AI mistake can ripple across the enterprise

For a long time, Macs occupied a comfortable middle ground in enterprise IT. They were powerful, trusted, and widely used, but often viewed as edge devices rather than core infrastructure.