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• iOS updates: Why are some Apple products behind on updates?

  A study by Zimperium found that more than 23% of iOS devices aren't running the latest software. Matt Pascucci explains how this is possible, even though Apple controls iOS updates. Continue Reading

• Building a secure operating system with Roger R. Schell

  The 'father' of the Orange Book has first-hand knowledge of the standards required for classified computer systems and the issues with subversion. Continue Reading

• How do the Linux kernel memory protection features on Android work?

  Google has added Linux kernel memory protection and other security measures to the Android OS. Expert Michael Cobb explains how these features work to protect devices. Continue Reading

• Does the AFNetworking library inhibit iOS app security?

  Flaws in the AFNetworking code library threaten iOS app security. Expert Michael Cobb explains how to prevent falling victim to the flaws. Continue Reading

• Samsung vulnerability affects up to 600 million Android devices

  A flaw in the default keyboard found on many Samsung Galaxy Android devices may leave as many as 600 million devices at risk for a man-in-the-middle attack. Continue Reading

• Google's Adrian Ludwig talks about fighting Android threats

  Google is fighting a constant battle against Android malware and vulnerabilities, and Adrian Ludwig, Google's lead for Android security, talks to SearchSecurity about how protections are getting better.Continue Reading

• Microsoft SQL Server 2008 end of life: When's the time to migrate?

  Microsoft SQL Server 2008 reached the end of its mainstream support on July 8, 2014. Michael Cobb explains what this means to enterprise security, as well as how -- and when -- organizations should migrate from the software.Continue Reading