Reading this recent Wall Street Journal article about Apple’s push to drive adoption of their Vision Pro “spatial computers” in the enterprise got me thinking: Can VR headsets really make the leap from a cool gadget to a serious business tool? The potential is exciting—imagine the possibilities for collaboration and training. But then my security-focused brain kicked in. How do we manage the risks that come with introducing these powerful devices into the workplace?
I think we’ve all experienced that blurring of the lines between our personal and work lives, especially when it comes to our devices. Finding ways to protect our data while still leveraging the potential productivity boost from devices like the Apple Vision Pro is a challenge we all face as network security practitioners.
How Netskope secures the Apple Vision Pro
Intrigued by the possibilities (and let’s be honest, who here isn’t intrigued by shiny new tech?), I got my hands on the Vision Pro and set to work to see if I could get real work done on it securely. Let’s explore two scenarios where