Apple Does Not Have to Decrypt the Phone After All – This is a Historical Moment.

But Once Again, No Technology Is Really Secure…The FBI Has Managed to Break Through Apples iPhone Security.

Did you doubt they could? Did you think the iPhone could really stand up to this?  If you did, you need to know more about security. Good security means fast detection and real-time response.  The front door can always be broken into.

Security is a funny thing. If Apple had given in, case law would have been established. Any future crime could have forced the developer to change the code, create a backdoor, or make things less secure. I know there are many people saying this isn’t true, but most of them can’t claim any security expertise.  As a CISSP, I’m stating my opinion.  I haven’t met one serious security expert who disagrees with me – although I’m sure there are some.

On the other hand, security can always be broken into…that’s why there’s a huge opportunity for every technology company right now.  If you take on security there’s new business out there. We have a problem. If the FBI gained access (or some of their third party contractors), the bad guys can do it too.

There’s still time to join me for this week’s free online WebCast.  

This week I’ll be showing you how to create an annuity business that will far outlast the tradition commodity MSP business everyone is already doing.  You won’t have to abandon anything you already do. But you will be adding some things, and approaching the deal differently…and in a far more effective way.

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This training is so important, I wanted to find a way to get it to you without it costing you a fortune…so I’ve partnered with two technology companies that want the same thing!  Join me this week – Check Point and Tech Data have teamed up to bring this program to your laptop or phone.

Plus, they’re giving away additional training and products!  Click the link above now and find out more!…see you on Thursday.

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