Apple's iPhone and iPad devices running iOS and iPadOS 26, respectively, have become the first consumer-grade mobile devices officially approved to handle classified NATO information.

Apple became the first company to offer consumer devices secure enough to keep NATO-level secrets. Apple has announced that ...

The clearance puts Apple in an exclusive position – no other consumer smartphone or tablet maker has ever reached the same security threshold under the alliance's ...

In a week of significant strategic announcements, Apple has positioned itself for growth in both government and domestic manufacturing sectors. The tech giant revealed that its iPhones and iPads have ...

Apple has confirmed iPhones and iPads running iOS/iPadOS 26 and later have been approved to handle classified information up ...

The German government has approved the Apple iPhone and iPad for use with classified information up to the NATO restricted level, following extensive security testing and evaluation. This makes them ...

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Apple has just scored a major security certification from NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization), clearing both the iPhone and iPad to be used with classified information up to the “NATO restricted ...

Apple's iPhone and iPad have become the first consumer devices to be approved for NATO-restricted use. Here's what it means.

Apple just made history by getting NATO’s seal of approval for the iPhone and iPad — but only the latest iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 ...