Why the iOS 11 update is a good opportunity to review BYOD security policies

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One of the main pillars of digital transformation is the use of mobile devices for business needs, yet this exposes organizations to digital risk. Portnox’s VP R&D Juda Thitron shares his insights on the new iOS 11 and the security risks it brings – putting users at risk for open connection attacks, and why this update is a good opportunity to review BYOD security policies, including threat detection for all endpoints, in order to confront this challenge and to be able to regain control and visibility. Published in Information Age.

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Portnox is a cloud-native enterprise access control provider that helps organizations secure every identity - human and non-human - across networks, applications, and infrastructure.

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Portnox is a cloud-native enterprise access control provider that helps organizations secure every identity - human and non-human - across networks, applications, and infrastructure.

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