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Until relatively recently, enterprises relied on fixed perimeters using firewalls and VPNs to control access to networks and resources. Traditional network security assumed that everything within the network could be trusted, while external users were granted access with simple password protection.

Apple's announcements at this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference have surprised everyone with new capabilities designed to make the IT admin's life easier for managing and securing devices. As we expected, Apple kept expanding declarative management configurations and capabilities for securing iPhones and iPads and robust management of macOS in the enterprise.

Running a risk-based vulnerability management program is essential to maintaining a secure business computing environment. In a previous blog, “How Implementing Risk-Based Patch Management Prioritizes Active Exploits,” I provided perspective on how to prioritize vulnerabilities. Honing the operational aspect of securing your systems is essential to that process. Conducting patch operations in your organization can be a complicated process.

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