The 64-bit evolution of the ARM architecture family – the efficient and light ARM64 processor – is positioned to become increasingly adopted by businesses. Whatever the use case for adopting ARM-based devices — from real-time GPS tracking and running mobile point-of-sale software to enabling anywhere access to data for essential services workers — a critical … More Strong ARM tactics to keep your clients safe
The new ESET Endpoint Security v.9 brings a stable build for Windows 10 on ARM and Windows 11 on ARM-powered devices. After half a year of beta testing, ESET has released a stable build of ESET Endpoint Security ready to help businesses protect their investments into Windows on ARM-based devices. Unlike simpler applications that may only … More Looking to protect a fleet of Windows on ARM PCs? Look no further than ESET Endpoint Security
The first instance of malicious code native to Apple Silicon M1 Macs emerged a month after the release of devices equipped with the company’s in-house CPUs. In November, Apple debuted a series of Mac computers sporting its new Apple Silicon M1 chips to great acclaim. The release of the new hardware also grabbed the attention … More Malware authors already taking aim at Apple M1 Macs
In the last few months of 2017, security companies made their own forecasts about incoming cyberthreats and the measures that needed to be taken to ensure a better and cybersafer 2018, often advocating the use of protective software tools made by that vendor. Lo and behold! 2018 started with a scenario hardly anyone could have … More MADIoT – The nightmare after XMAS (and Meltdown, and Spectre)
Applies to: All ESET products The Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities, published on January 3, 2018, are byproducts of optimization techniques designed to increase the performance of modern processors. ESET products are some of the first to offer full compatibility with Microsoft emergency patches that help protect against these issues. Apple has also released mitigations for the macOS, … More ESET can help stop malware that in the future may use Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities
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