#devicesecurity

Specops Software - an Outpost24 Company

@specopssoft.com

2 weeks ago

If you're responsible for protecting a hybrid workforce, you won’t want to miss this ⤵️

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆 𝗕𝗲𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗱 𝗭𝗲𝗿𝗼 𝗧𝗿𝘂𝘀𝘁, 𝗜𝗱𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝘁𝘆, 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗗𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗰𝗲 𝗦𝗲𝗰𝘂𝗿𝗶𝘁𝘆
📅 Feb 25, 2026 | 9:00 AM ET / 14:00 GMT

🟢 𝗥𝗲𝗴𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗻𝗼𝘄: buff.ly/UL8hWl1

#ZeroTrust #DeviceSecurity #IdentitySecurity

@tekcomcomputer.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

🔒 Enable Full Disk Encryption

Protect data if your device is lost or stolen. Enable BitLocker (Windows) or FileVault (Mac). Encryption is your last line of defense!

#TekTips #DataEncryption #DeviceSecurity #TekComComputer

@bfsi21.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

Mobile Device Management Market Size, Industry Report - 2035 Mobile Device Management Market Is Projected To Reach USD 43.27 Billion By 2035, Growing at a CAGR of 21.39% During 2025 - 2035 | Driven By Increased Remote Work, Security

Mobile Device Management Market Share Analysis, Sales Revenue, Competitive Landscape and Market Expansion Strategies 2035
www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/mobi...

#MobileDeviceManagement #MDMMarket #EnterpriseMobility #DeviceSecurity

Duo Security

@duosec.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

User Self-Remediation

How can you enable users to update their own out-of-date software ASAP? With Duo's User Self-Remediation, it's easy. Check out the demo: cs.co/63327hje27

#Cybersecurity #DeviceSecurity

CyberMaterial

@cybermaterial.bsky.social

1 month ago

Millions Of Audio Devices Need Security Patch
Read More: buff.ly/WiRjSuD

#BluetoothSecurity #FastPair #IoTSecurity #WirelessSecurity #DeviceSecurity #PrivacyRisk #EavesdroppingRisk #SecurityPatches #AndroidSecurity #WearableSecurity

@tekcomcomputer.bsky.social

2 months ago

🔒 Enable Auto-Lock on All Devices

With increased holiday foot traffic and travel, ensure all business devices auto-lock after 5 minutes of inactivity. Simple setting that prevents unauthorized access!

#TekTips #DeviceSecurity #CyberSecurity #TekComComputer

Hacker News Companion

@hncompanion.com

2 months ago

For vulnerable IoT devices, exploring alternative firmware (if available) offers a path to greater control and potentially enhanced security. This empowers users to reduce reliance on vendor updates & fix cycles. #DeviceSecurity 6/6

4Qua Of Orion [ General NobuNaga Version ]

@4quazulu.bsky.social

2 months ago

You’ve traced the thread really well — Across all these sources, the pyramid/spacecraft myth fuses three elements, Hidden Technology, Restricted Access -#DNA Activation - By Co-Pilot
theorionblogown.blogspot.com/2025/11/youv...

#EnergyTransition #DeviceSecurity
#Sphinx

King

@blueasialabs.bsky.social

3 months ago

Modern IoT products rely on modules, cloud APIs, and ODM partners — but each adds new security risks.

We provide independent audits for third-party modules, firmware, and cloud SDKs to help brands build resilient connected devices.

#IoTSecurity #SupplyChain #DeviceSecurity

TechNadu

@technadu.com

3 months ago

The DoT has withdrawn a duplicate notice and confirmed that the Telecom Cyber Security Amendment Rules 2025 remain in force.
The framework strengthens fraud prevention through mobile number validation, IMEI checks for second-hand devices...

#CyberSecurity #FraudPrevention #DeviceSecurity

FitcationHQ

@fitcationhq.com

3 months ago

Protecting Yourself from Cybercrime While Traveling International travel is back in full swing, with more people than ever exploring the world. While this is exciting, it's crucial to remember that cybercriminals are also ready to take advantage of unsuspecting travelers. In fact, the travel industry is [...]

Protecting Yourself from Cybercrime While Traveling
#cybercrime #Cybersecurity #databackup #dataprotection #Devicesecurity

TechNadu

@technadu.com

3 months ago

Helping kids stay safe online starts with protecting their devices - automatic updates, unique passwords, safer home networks, and well-set parental controls.
What would you add to this list?

#CyberSafety #KidsOnline #DeviceSecurity #DigitalParenting #CyberAwareness #ParentalControls

FitcationHQ

@fitcationhq.com

3 months ago

RFID Blocking Wallets: Are They Really Necessary for Travel? RFID-blocking wallets have become increasingly popular in recent years as a way to protect personal information and prevent identity theft. But are they really necessary for travel? In this article, we'll explore what RFID technology is, how it can be [...]

RFID Blocking Wallets: Are They Really Necessary for Travel?
#Accountmonitoring #Cash #Devicesecurity #Electronicpickpocketing #High-riskareas

Device Authority

@deviceauthority.bsky.social

4 months ago

New Guide to IoT/OT Visibility and Control - Device Authority

CISOs: Learn how to tackle unmanaged devices, compliance, and AI-powered threats.

Download here: deviceauthority.com/new-guide-to...

#IoTSecurity #CyberSecurity #MachineIdentity #ZeroTrust #Compliance #NIST #CRA #KeyScaler #DeviceSecurity #OTsecurity

Ralf Ladner

@ralf-ladner.bsky.social

4 months ago

Device-Security-Threat-Report zeigt massive Risiken durch vernetzte Geräte

#ActiveDirectory #BlindSpot #Cybersecurity #Cybersicherheit #DeviceSecurity #EndpointDetection #EndpointProtection #IoT #IoTSicherheit @PaloAltoNetworks

netzpalaver.de/2025/...

Q-Media Advocacy

@qmediaadvocacy.bsky.social

4 months ago

Regularly Updated you device’s software
#DeviceSecurity #CyberSafe #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth

Bsquared Intel

@bsquaredintel.bsky.social

5 months ago

Text: New Edition Out Now 10/3/25 This week’s theme: Privacy and Security for Individuals Image (upper left corner): Bsquared Intel Drop logo. Invisible person wearing a black fedora, black sunglasses, and black top. Image (center bottom third): A padlock that looks like a computer circuit board

New Bsquared Intel Drop out now!

This week:
-Privacy and security news
-A review tool by Mozilla
-A checklist for personal security.

Subscribers, check your inbox!

If you aren't subscribed, you can still read it here: mailchi.mp/9f8e842ca55f...

#DeviceSecurity #OnlineSafety #InfoSec

Bsquared Intel

@bsquaredintel.bsky.social

5 months ago

What's one cybersecurity tip you wish everyone followed?

Drop your thoughts below👇

Let’s spread awareness this #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth.

#DeviceSecurity #OnlineSafety #InfoSec #BsquaredIntel

𝑨𝒎𝒚 𝑳𝒚𝒏𝒏🎤

@amylynn.bsky.social

5 months ago

The Importance of Backups Amy Lynn shares essential tips on backing up your photos, contacts, and digital life, plus how to ‘back up’ your faith by living it authentically. Tune in to Faith and Tech Bytes for practical tech advice with a spiritual twist! #TechTips #ChristianLiving #DataBackup Be sure to Like, Subscribe, and Follow to our social media channels: https://www.facebook.com/AmyLynnsVoiceOvers https://twitter.com/amylynnorg https://thevoiceofamylynn.wordpress.com/ https://www.youtube.com/AmyLynnOrg Visit our website at: http://www.amylynn.org/

📣 New Podcast! "The Importance of Backups" on @Spreaker #amylynn #backingupdata #backupdata #backups #christianliving #christianpodcast #cloudstorage #databackup #devicesecurity #digitallife #faith #faithandtech #faithindailylife #protectphotos #sharingfaith #spiritualgrowth #spiritualliving

Approov Mobile Security

@approov.bsky.social

6 months ago

Apple's Leap in iOS Security: Unpacking Memory Integrity Enforcement (MIE) In this episode, we're diving deep into Apple's groundbreaking Memory Integrity Enforcement (MIE), an unprecedented effort poised to redefine the landscape of mobile security, and we'll also explore the broader spectrum of threats targeting the iOS ecosystem. Apple's Memory Integrity Enforcement (MIE) is the culmination of a half-decade of intensive design and engineering, combining the unique strengths of Apple silicon hardware with advanced operating system security. Apple believes MIE represents the most significant upgrade to memory safety in the history of consumer operating systems. This comprehensive, always-on protection is designed to provide industry-first memory safety across Apple devices, all without compromising device performance. The Driving Force: Combating Mercenary Spyware While the iPhone has never experienced a successful, widespread malware attack, Apple's focus for MIE is primarily on the mercenary spyware and surveillance industry. These highly sophisticated threats, often associated with state actors, utilize exploit chains that can cost millions of dollars to target a small number of specific individuals. A common denominator in these advanced attacks, whether targeting iOS, Windows, or Android, is their reliance on memory safety vulnerabilities. MIE aims to disrupt these highly effective exploitation techniques that have been prevalent for the last 25 years. How MIE Works: A Three-Pronged Defense MIE is built on a robust foundation of hardware and software innovations: 1. Secure Memory Allocators: Apple's efforts in memory safety include developing with safe languages like Swift and deploying mitigations at scale. Key to MIE are its secure memory allocators, such as kalloc_type (introduced in iOS 15 for the kernel) and xzone malloc (for user-level in iOS 17), alongside WebKit's libpas. These allocators use type information to organize memory, thwarting attackers' goals of creating overlapping interpretations of memory to exploit use-after-free and out-of-bounds bugs. 2. Enhanced Memory Tagging Extension (EMTE): Building on Arm's 2019 Memory Tagging Extension (MTE) specification, Apple conducted deep evaluations and collaborated with Arm to address weaknesses, leading to the Enhanced Memory Tagging Extension (EMTE) specification in 2022. MIE rigorously implements EMTE in strictly synchronous, always-on mode, a crucial factor for real-time defensive measures in adversarial contexts. EMTE prevents common memory corruption types:     ◦ Buffer Overflows: The allocator tags neighboring allocations with different secrets. If memory access spills over into an adjacent allocation with a different tag, the hardware blocks it, and the operating system can terminate the process.     ◦ Use-After-Free Vulnerabilities: Memory is retagged when reused. If a request uses an older, invalid tag for retagged memory, the hardware blocks it. EMTE also specifies that accessing non-tagged memory from a tagged region requires knowing that region’s tag, making it harder for attackers to bypass EMTE. 3. Tag Confidentiality Enforcement: This critical component protects the implementation of Apple's secure allocators and the confidentiality of EMTE tags, even against side-channel and speculative-execution attacks. Apple's silicon implementation prevents tag values from influencing speculative execution, a vulnerability seen in other MTE implementations. Furthermore, MIE addresses Spectre variant 1 (V1), a speculative-execution vulnerability, with a mitigation designed for virtually zero CPU cost, making it impractical for attackers to leak tag values and guide attacks. Impact and Availability Memory Integrity Enforcement is built right into Apple hardware and software in all iPhone 17 and iPhone Air models, offering unparalleled, always-on memory safety protection for key attack surfaces, including the kernel and over 70 userland processes. Importantly, MIE was designed to deliver groundbreaking security with minimal performance impact, remaining completely invisible to users. Apple is also making EMTE available to all developers in Xcode as part of the new Enhanced Security feature. Extensive evaluations by Apple's offensive research team have confirmed that MIE dramatically reduces the exploitation strategies available to attackers, making it extremely difficult to rebuild exploit chains. Beyond MIE: Other Threats to iOS Devices While MIE targets memory corruption, the iOS ecosystem faces a range of other threats: • Application-Level Threats: These include various forms of malware, such as TouchID malware, Yispecter, and AceDeceiver, which exploit design flaws or trick users. More widespread are leaky applications (greyware), representing 61% of iOS apps, which legally collect and silently forward unnecessary personal data like location, contacts, and photos to third parties. • Network-Level Threats: iOS devices are as exposed to network-related threats as any other operating system. These include Man-In-The-Middle (MITM) attacks, where communications are intercepted or altered via unprotected WiFi hotspots or spoofing. Phishing and Smishing are the most detected network threats on mobile devices, trapping users through malicious links in emails or SMS. Rogue cell towers can also trick devices into connecting, allowing interception of calls, SMS, and data. • Device-Level Threats: OS vulnerability exploits occur when cybercriminals leverage public security holes in outdated iOS versions (e.g., Pegasus spyware). Jailbroken devices bypass iOS security checks, making them more vulnerable to malicious applications. Finally, unmanaged or malicious profiles can be configured to send all transiting data to external servers, crushing data privacy. Organizations like Pradeo offer solutions such as Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) and Mobile Application Security Testing to provide full protection for mobile fleets and applications, safeguarding data and ensuring compliance with data privacy regulations. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Relevant Links to Source Materials: • For deeper insights into Apple's Memory Integrity Enforcement, refer to the "Memory Integrity Enforcement: A complete vision for memory safety in Apple devices" research by Apple Security Engineering and Architecture (SEAR). • To understand broader iOS threats, consult the "iOS SECURITY REPORT: THREATS TARGETING APPLE MOBILE DEVICES" white paper by Pradeo. Sponsored by: Enhance your mobile API security with Approov. Visit them at https://www.google.com/url?sa=E&q=https%3A%2F%2Fapproov.io. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Keywords: Apple security, Memory Integrity Enforcement (MIE), iOS security, memory safety, mercenary spyware, EMTE, secure allocators, buffer overflows, use-after-free, speculative execution, cyber threats, mobile security, iPhone security, hardware security, software security, enterprise mobility, mobile malware, leaky applications, Man-In-The-Middle, phishing, jailbreaking, OS vulnerabilities, Pradeo Security, API security, mobile API protection, device integrity.

📣 New Podcast! "Apple's Leap in iOS Security: Unpacking Memory Integrity Enforcement (MIE)" on @Spreaker #apisecurity #applesecurity #approov #cybersecurity #devicesecurity #emte #ios #iphone #memorysafety #mie #mobilesecurity #pradeo

Bob Carver

@cybersecboardrm.bsky.social

6 months ago

Zero Trust: The Cybersecurity Revolution We Can’t Ignore
youtu.be/Ql5Hoxw-Fm8 #ZeroTrust #CyberSecurity #IdentitySecurity #NetworkSecurity #CloudSecurity #DataProtection #WorkloadSecurity #DeviceSecurity #CISO #RiskManagement

@rescueronnie.bsky.social

6 months ago

Crypto's Weakest Link: Edges, APIs, Human Error Crypto is a strange beast. On one side you’ve got math that can stand up to nation-state pressure.

Crypto's Weakest Link: Edges, APIs, Human Error

#APISecurity, #CryptoSecurity, #DeviceSecurity, #ThirdPartyRisk, #ZeroTrust, #MPCWallets, #WebAuthn, #mTLS

www.linkedin.com/pulse/crypto...

Device Authority

@deviceauthority.bsky.social

7 months ago

🚨New Guide

CISOs: Learn how to tackle unmanaged devices, compliance, and AI-powered threats.

Download here: deviceauthority.com/new-guide-to-iot-ot-visi...

#IoTSecurity #CyberSecurity #MachineIdentity #ZeroTrust #Compliance #NIST #CRA #KeyScaler #DeviceSecurity #OTsecurity

INVISIBLE TRACE TECH

@handle.invalid

7 months ago

📍 Know where they are. Know what’s happening.

We offer stealth phone monitoring: GPS tracking, calls, messages, and social media all in real-time.

Corporate security or personal peace of mind your call.

#PhoneTracking #SurveillanceTech #DeviceSecurity #PrivacyProtection

CyberTaters

@potato.software

7 months ago

New guide from Device Authority:

CISOs: Learn how to tackle unmanaged devices, compliance, and AI-powered threats.

Download here: deviceauthority.com/new-guide-to...

#IoTSecurity #PotatoSecurity #MachineIdentity #ZeroTrust #Compliance #NIST #CRA #KeyScaler #DeviceSecurity #OTsecurity

Device Authority

@deviceauthority.bsky.social

7 months ago

New Guide to IoT/OT Visibility and Control - Device Authority

New guide from Device Authority:

CISOs: Learn how to tackle unmanaged devices, compliance, and AI-powered threats.

Download here: deviceauthority.com/new-guide-to...

#IoTSecurity #CyberSecurity #MachineIdentity #ZeroTrust #Compliance #NIST #CRA #KeyScaler #DeviceSecurity #OTsecurity

Victor on Software

@victoronsoftware.com

7 months ago

🎥 Missed the TPM deep dive? We made a video walkthrough.

🔐 Key hierarchies
🔐 Parent/child keys
🔐 Signing with Go + tpm2-tools

▶️ youtu.be/zwnznp5KeQs
📖 victoronsoftware.com/posts/how-to...
#TPM #CyberSecurity #DeviceSecurity #Golang #SecureKeyStorage

Device Authority

@deviceauthority.bsky.social

8 months ago

New Guide to IoT/OT Visibility and Control - Device Authority

New guide 

CISOs: Learn how to tackle unmanaged devices, compliance, and AI-powered threats.

Download here: deviceauthority.com/new-guide-to-iot-ot-visi...

#IoTSecurity #CyberSecurity #MachineIdentity #ZeroTrust #Compliance #NIST #CRA #DeviceSecurity #OTsecurity

Victor on Software

@victoronsoftware.com

8 months ago

How to use TPM 2.0 to secure private keys A practical guide to generating, storing, and using private keys with hardware-backed protection

🔐 At @fleetdm.bsky.social, we’re taking endpoint security to the next level.

Just dropped a deep-dive on using TPM 2.0 for hardware-backed key storage — with real-world Go + tpm2-tools examples.

🧵👇
victoronsoftware.com/posts/how-to...
#CyberSecurity #DeviceSecurity #Golang #SoftwareDevelopment