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Are mobile users second-class citizens for patches?

April 25, 2014 By David King Leave a Comment

Apple recently released a fix for several vulnerabilities with an update to iOS 7.  But something about the way those updates were released isn’t sitting right with security-conscious users. 

iOS 7 announced: What’s in store for business users?

June 18, 2013 By Sam Narisi Leave a Comment

Apple recently unveiled iOS 7, its latest update to the mobile operating system for the iPhone and iPad. The update features a new interface, plus some changes that should make IT managers happy. 

Android apps illegally steal users’ info, lawsuit claims

May 23, 2013 By Sam Narisi Leave a Comment

Mobile viruses aren’t the only BYOD security threat companies need to watch for. There may also be legitimate apps that snoop on users’ data more than organizations are comfortable with. 

Alleged iPhone 5 pictures leak: What to expect from Apple’s new smartphone

July 18, 2012 By Sam Narisi

Rumors about the next version of Apple’s iPhone have been swirling around the web for months, and a few of them have supposedly been confirmed by some iPhone 5 pictures that found their way online recently. 

No new iPhone, but Apple announces MacBook, iOS updates

June 12, 2012 By Sam Narisi Leave a Comment

Despite what most observers were hoping, the keynote at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) did not include any information about the upcoming iPhone 5. However, the event included some other key updates: 

5 ways to secure the iPhone for business use

October 31, 2011 By Sam Narisi Leave a Comment

The iPhone has started to unseat more corporate-friendly mobile gadgets such as the Blackberry as the device most often used in a business setting. Here are some steps IT can take to help limit the security risks of users’ smartphone of choice.

iPhone or Android: Which is more secure?

July 1, 2011 By Sam Narisi Leave a Comment

Android smartphones have made headlines recently due to a few high-profile malware incidents. But overall, how does Android’s security compare to that of Apple’s devices?