CISA director says Microsoft and Twitter should be more like Apple in terms of security

In a speech that lauded Apple for not only its security practices but also its transparency, Jen Easterly from the CISA said that Microsoft and Twitter needed to do more to keep their users secure. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency director was speaking at Carnegie Mellon University where she made particular reference to multifactor authentication. Easterly praised Apple for enabling MFA by default while describing Microsoft and Twitter as 'disappointing' in this area. See also: You may soon have Microsoft Defender installed on your computer whether you want it or not Microsoft acknowledges offering free Windows 11 upgrades to… [Continue Reading]