Why Listen?This episode offers a unique perspective on Mac security within a business context. Slava’s insights into nation-state attacks, combined with practical advice on hardening your systems, make this a must-listen for any IT professional or business owner concerned about cybersecurity. Learn about the latest ThreatLocker features for Mac OS and how to implement a zero-trust security model to protect your organization from evolving threats.Main HighlightsIn this episode, Uncle Marv chats with Slava Konstantinov from ThreatLocker about the world of Mac security in the enterprise environment. Slava shares his journey from a Windows-centric background to becoming ThreatLocker’s Mac OS guru, highlighting the unique challenges and security considerations of the Apple ecosystem.Mac Security in the EnterpriseSlava explains the differences in security approaches between Mac and Windows, particularly around permissions and user access. He highlights how tools like MDM can help manage these permissions in enterprise environments and make the user experience more seamless.Slava's Journey into CybersecuritySlava recounts his early experiences dealing with Windows malware and adware, which ultimately led him to embrace the Mac platform. He discusses his transition into cybersecurity and his current role at ThreatLocker, focusing on Mac OS development and security solutions.Nation-State Cybersecurity ThreatsSlava shares insights into the growing threat of nation-state actors targeting businesses and critical infrastructure. He discusses how these sophisticated attackers use zero-day vulnerabilities to infiltrate systems and remain undetected, emphasizing the need for robust security measures.ThreatLocker Product Updates for MacSlava discusses the latest ThreatLocker product updates and their availability for Mac OS, including web control, user store, and patch management. He highlights the company's commitment to providing comprehensive security solutions across both Windows and Mac platforms.Applying the AdviceListeners can immediately apply Slava's advice by reviewing their current security settings on both Windows and Mac devices. Businesses should consider implementing a zero-trust security model and providing cybersecurity training for employees. Additionally, exploring tools like ThreatLocker can provide an extra layer of protection against sophisticated threats.=== SPONSORSPremier Partner, NetAlly: https://www.itbusinesspodcast.com/netally/Internet Provider, Rythmz: https://www.itbusinesspodcast.com/rythmzProduction Gear Partner, Liongard: https://www.itbusinesspodcast.com/liongardDigital Partner, Designer Ready: http://itbusinesspodcast.com/designerreadyTravel Partner, TheatLocker: https://www.threatlocker.com/=== MUSIC LICENSE CERTIFICATEItem Title: Upbeat & Fun Sports Rock LogoItem URL: https://elements.envato.com/upbeat-fun-sports-rock-logo-CSR3UETItem ID: CSR3UETAuthor Username: AlexanderRufireLicensee: Marvin BeeRegistered Project Name: IT Business PodcastLicense Date: January 1st, 2024Item License Code: 7X9F52DNML === Show InformationWebsite: https://www.itbusinesspodcast.com/Host: Marvin BeeUncle Marv’s Amazon Store: https://amzn.to/3EiyKoZBecome a monthly supporter: https://ko-fi.com/itbusinesspodcast

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