When was the last time a Mac caused a business disaster?
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Apple reported over $7 billion in App Store fraud prevention efforts and terminated almost 374 million accounts for fraud, privacy, and security failures.
As Apple sought regulatory understanding of its App Store operations, it highlighted ongoing risks from criminals, showcasing its need to maintain robust security measures.
When evaluating AI platforms, companies should prioritize security, privacy, and resilience, questioning past experiences with providers like Apple to assess their reliability.
In the current digital landscape, understanding how platforms handle security incidents is crucial, especially considering the lessons learned from recent corporate technology outages.
Read at Computerworld
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