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CTOnews.com, February 28 (Xinhua) Jane Jen Easterly, director of the US Cyber Security and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), spoke highly of Apple's concern and protection of user privacy and security at Carnegie Mellon University today, and called on companies such as Microsoft and Twitter to follow Apple's example and introduce more effective privacy protection measures for users.

In his speech, Eastley pointed out that Apple is a "positive benchmark for accountability and transparency" in security practices, according to CNBC. In her speech, she highlighted that 95% of iCloud users enabled two-factor authentication.

Eastley believes that Apple has made multi-factor authentication the default option, thus pushing up the security of users. Eastley highly praised Apple for taking the initiative to take care of user security.

Eastley also named and "criticized" Microsoft and Twitter in his speech, saying that only 25% of Microsoft enterprise users are using multiple authenticators, while only 3% of Twitter users enable the feature.

CTOnews.com translated part of Eastley's speech as follows: "more companies should emulate Apple. In fact, every organization should require technology suppliers to adopt this approach and control transparency, and then require these practices to be used as basic criteria for acceptability before procurement or use."

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