Apple’s Push Notification changes will affect your network

TL;DR: Network admins can close outgoing ports 2195/2196 to Apple 17/A. On 3/31/21, Apple will deprecate its binary based Push Notification system in lieu of an HTTP based system.  The

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Productivity in the Time of COVID-19

Fewer and fewer people pace the empty sidewalks.  Those that dare, pause to peruse the apologetic “Closed” signs that local stores post in darkened windows.  A car passes slowly, the

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Security Compliance with MA 201 CMR 17.00

Every organization must take reasonable measures to protect personal information of others. We work with a number of businesses in Massachusetts and in this state, you must adhere to the

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Is Time Machine dying?

by Scott Morabito There are a number of gotchas related to using Time Machine.  Oftentimes, when we start having to use workarounds in the Apple ecosystem, it’s time to start

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root fix for macOS 10.13

To our customers Please download the our package installer to resolve the vulnerability discovered today: http://mbx.cm/f/NM_N2 Please note that if your are one of our JAMF managed customers, we have already patched you

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Hurricane and Tornado Hacking Protection

Hurricane and Tornado Hacking Protection Equifax was hit with a Tornado, everyone else was in hurricane by Scott Morabito Three of the biggest news stories in the last few weeks have been

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Adobe Flash and the musket

The future of Flash and the security concerns on your Mac by Scott Morabito A number of conversations with customers has recently involved the topic of Adobe Flash.  Let’s address

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Mac malware is real

Mac malware risk Its time for our customers and macOS users to take the threat seriously. The risk is real and we have an answer. by Scott Morabito For as long as

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Having access to many iPhones and iPads as a consultant means every millisecond of delay is an expense for clients. No true IT Director or Manager hasn’t been asked a

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