
SecureMac presents The Checklist. Hosted by Ken Ray, each week The Checklist hits security topics for your Mac and iOS devices. From how-to's and safety tips, to security news of the day, The Checklist by SecureMac takes a conversational, solutions oriented approach to security for the average user. Check in each Thursday for a new Checklist!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 461 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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We're going a day early this week because Friday might be too late. The holiday shopping season kicks off in earnest this Friday. We're looking at tips for safe shopping both online and in lines this holiday season. Plus - a look back at nine years o... more
It is that time of year. Time to reflect… to look back… to realize how little we've learned, and shake our heads in sadness. 123456 is still the most used password according to a new study - and people still think that Taylor Swift is trying to sell ... more
Apple's brought back an old safety feature. We'll look at Background Security Improvements, what happened to the thing it replaced, and who should have it turned on. Plus - reasons to avoid shopping on Meta platforms on this edition of The Checklist,... more
We're looking at a child safety feature and the over 400 security fixes in this week's 26.1 OS updates from Apple. Plus - Texas is exerting control over smartphone parental controls. We'll talk about Apple and the Texas App Store Accountability Act o... more
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This is a perfect length podcast to touch on a topic most people don’t do enough about.
This podcast stands out for its clarity and consistency. I’ve shared it with coworkers, family, and friends, and it’s helped us all stay ahead of critical changes in digital security. If it ever went subscription‑based, I’d gladly support it.
Down to earth computer security information.
Nothing but regurgitation of readily available information from the web. No new or original content. He also likes to spout out his political views rather than stay on focus with the security topic. Avoid this podcast like the plague.
I love this podcast and hope “The Narrator” comes back in later episodes!
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Content focuses primarily on security-related topics concerning Mac and iOS devices. Episodes feature discussions about operating system updates, security features, ransomware trends, phishing scams, and strategies for protecting personal information. The host often emphasizes practical tips and actionable insights for everyday users, creating an accessible dialogue around complex topics. Unique features include the host's engaging storytelling style, which makes technical subjects more approachable, and his informative discussions on significant cyber threats and preventative measures that can be adopted by general audiences.
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The Checklist by SecureMac launched 9 years ago and published 461 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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