For MGMT 306. Advocating for Mac integration into the curriculum.

1. Mac study in Cyber Security
By: Jacob Hughes

2. Table of Contents
 Slide 3 – Intro
 Slide 4-6 – Important Information
 Slide 7 – Conclusion on Study
 Slide 8 - References

3. Intro
 Due to the increasing amount of users for Mac-OS computers, it is only
a matter of time until Macs are used in the business setting.
 In an article about IBM and its Bring Your Own Device program, a total
of 15,000 out of their 380,000 employees brought in Mac devices. This
program gave them the information that they should allow employees
to choose between Mac and PC rather than just supplying PCs.
 With the wider use of Mac computers for business, I believe that the
Cyber Security concentration at California State University, San
Bernardino should incorporate Mac Security into its curriculum.

4. Information
 With more people growing up using Macbooks and iPhones, it would sooner be
better to include Apple products into the business world than to shun people
and force them to learn to use Windows PCs.
 The interconnectivity of our society proves that Cyber Security is a more
integrated thing and needs to be taken to account on a personal level on what
is causing a threat in the security.
 So the best way to train the people that would be hired to protect the
technological assets of the company, they should know how to protect all
sorts of technology even if the “Business Standard” has always been Windows
PC.

5. Information
Self explanatory picture.
Although Windows desktops
And laptops are a majority
of the market, Mac’s OS X is
currently making its place in
the market as shown.

6. Information
 While Windows PCs have been the business standard for many years dating
back to 1982 when Windows first unveiled MS-DOS for computers giving the
computer a Graphical User Interface, also known as a GUI.
 Apple came up with a GUI just two years after in 1984
Windows 1.0 Mac system software 1.0

7. Conclusion
 Thus, I believe that training the future of “Cyber Security” and the people
who will hold the positions of Chief Information Security Officer should be
informed in all of the areas of Security from Routers to Ethernet and from
Windows to Macintosh.

8. References
 Bort, Julie. "For the First Time, IBM Offers to Buy Employees a Mac and Will
Become One of the Biggest Apple Shops." Business Insider. Business Insider,
Inc, 28 May 2015. Web. 29 May 2015.
 Pumphrey, Clint. "10 Differences Between Macs and PCs" 08 August
2011. HowStuffWorks.com. <http://computer.howstuffworks.com/macs/10-
differences-between-macs-and-pcs.htm> 29 May 2015.