Protecting Your macOS Applications with Apple Signing CSP of Encryption Consulting

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Riley Dickens, Senior Consultant at Encryption Consulting

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In today’s software ecosystem, securing the integrity and authenticity of your code is paramount, especially for macOS applications. This webinar will look into the critical importance of Apple Signing for all your Mac OS software, tools, updates, utilities, and applications. We will explore how Apple’s stringent requirements for code signing not only protect end users from malicious software but also ensure compliance with industry standards. Join Riley Dickens, our Senior Consultant, as he discusses: - The significance of Apple Signing in building trust with users and app stores - How signing can prevent malware injection and unauthorized code modifications - The essential role of Apple Signing in securing software distribution and mitigating supply chain attacks - Best practices for managing certificates and keys securely, especially using HSMs - How to integrate Apple Signing into your DevOps workflows for seamless and automated code-signing - By the end of the session, you’ll gain valuable insights into how Apple Signing elevates security and helps you maintain compliance, all while ensuring a smooth and efficient signing process for your software development lifecycle.
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