And again, I like a whitelisting based approach. I've recommended iPhones to people who are high value targets for that reason (though I have an Android phone myself). I'm totally fine with more orgs discovering this approach to security.
Yes, the whitelisting market is immature and currently enterprise focussed, but he is actually in a position to fix that. Imagine how slick and easy it would be if all the people employed to populate blacklists were populating whitelists? Most people would never notice it.
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Seamless hourly updates of new safe software, enterprise social whitelisting like AppNot, Martjin's favorite "most users" would never notice. If you forgot to pay your subscription, you would actually remain secure.

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Awesome. I'm in favour of that. But I worry you overestimate my importance/influence when you say I'm "in a position to fix that". If only...
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