Security organizations have utilized kernel extensions to create tamper-resistant tools to enforce endpoint security policies that effectively protect against malware, machine takeovers, and data exfiltration. Like most technologies, kernel extensions can be used for both good and bad (after all, they are developed by humans). Kernel Extensions (KEXTs): the good, the bad & the human error element Though Apple does make exceptional efforts to protect their customers, they are not a security solution provider. Every organization has the responsibility to protect their customers, employees, and organizational data, as well as the integrity of its systems, networks, and IP. We live in a world where a single wrong click can cause catastrophic loss of data, or even render a system inoperable. The macOS 11 update is forcing security providers to pivot development efforts to accommodate the architectural changes in order to protect valuable corporate assets.įorcepoint’s role as a security provider is to protect organizations and the people within them - both from accidental and malicious events. With the launch of Big Sur, there will be a significant shift for commercial customers who must protect and support employee macOS devices. Over the years, this stance has created only minor barriers for organizations that support macOS devices for their employees. Forcepoint is ready and rising to the occasion.īalancing Consumer Privacy and Protecting Company Data & IPĪpple embodies a consumer-focused ethos and maintains a decisive stance on protecting consumer privacy. Walking this fine line requires a human-centric, adaptable approach to security. Modern businesses must balance the protection of commercial interests with the preservation of personal privacy.
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