NATO approves iPhone and iPad to handle classified info
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NATO approves iPhone and iPad to handle classified info
"Secure digital transformation is only successful if information security is considered from the beginning in the development of mobile products. Expanding on BSI's rigorous audit of iOS and iPadOS platform and device security for use in classified German information environments, we are pleased to confirm the compliance under NATO nations' assurance requirements."
"Security is, of course, in Apple's DNA, which is why it designs it in at the core of its products. Apple can point to years of work on security, during which it has been led by the idea that security protections should be focused on users, deeply integrated, and available across its ecosystem."
BSI conducted extensive security assessments and deep analysis of Apple's existing security capabilities to ensure their adequacy for classified use. These evaluations resulted in approval by all 32 NATO member states. BSI's president emphasized that effective secure digital transformation requires information security integration from the product development beginning. The assessment expanded on previous rigorous audits of iOS and iPadOS platform and device security for classified German information environments. Apple's security approach prioritizes user protection, deep ecosystem integration, and core product design principles developed through years of security-focused work.
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