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Apple @ Work: Apple’s Security Endpoint API lets security vendors provide enterprise-grade products while preserving the Mac experience

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<p>As we continue with our series on Apple’s enterprise security design, I want to look at the Endpoint Security framework (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/endpointsecurity). While it’s only a couple of years old, I believe it’s a crucial part of Apple’s enterprise “pitch” in the future.</p>
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