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Apple has launched hardware security key support in iOS 16.3 and MacOS 13.2. Heres what that means for you.

Apple’s Security Keys are physical keys that can help you sign in to your Apple ID safely, using a two-factor authentication process.

Its no secret that BYOD provides incredible benefits on paper -- from increased productivity to more flexibility and streamlined output. But unfortunately, many initiatives fail to take off due to security and privacy concerns.

And it envisions all of these wrapped up in user interfaces that just work, as an Apple exec explained at the world's biggest Apple admins event.

Apple's Safety Check feature in iOS 16 allows users to review and manage what information is being shared with other people and apps. Here's how to use it.

As we wait for the Sept. 7 iPhone reveal, you’d be forgiven if you’d missed the recent introduction of support for packages to Apple's Business Essentials solution for small business. It means you can install Mac apps distributed outside the App Store.

While iMessage will get some serious collaborative boosts later this year in iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and macOS Ventura, it already has many of the features in place to make it a powerful platform.

While iMessage will get some serious collaborative boosts later this year in iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and macOS Ventura, it already has many of the features in place to make it a powerful platform.

Among the raft of announcements at WWDC this month, enterprise professionals might have missed changes to Apple’s single sign-on (SSO).

At last week's WWDC, Apple rolled out a slew of changes that affect device management overall or apply to declarative management used on individual devices. Here's a rundown of the changes and why they matter.