Apple wants to pass security

In recent months Apple has been suspended in the field of "Security." In just one year thousands of accounts have been hacked iTunes, the iPhone 4 leaked four months before its release and other sketches have been published on the Web without permission from the Cupertino company.

So now Apple has hired David Rice, who will become Director Global Security Company. Rice has a good resume, as has previously been a major cryptologists working for the NSA (National Security Agency) in the United States. So, Apple aims to improve on an issue that has caused real headaches.