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Cisco steps onto the JNUC stage this year with a one-two combo of presentations aimed at protecting access to critical infrastructure by implementing Zero Trust. Also, automating threat hunting procedures and actions through their SecureX platform. Both presentations leverage the power of Jamf software to secure your environment.

Integrating Jamf Pro with existing technologies such as Splunk can not only extend capabilities, but it can also introduce a world of options to work smarter, not harder. Gain visibility by gathering device logging data and analyzing it for potential issues allows IT and Security teams to proactively assess concerns before they turn into incidents.

During this session with Larry Stegall, Field sales Engineer II, Jamf, participants will see how Jamf Pro and Jamf School can be leveraged to activate their cellular iPads. In addition, the audience will also see workflows that can be used to change carriers remotely.

Join security researcher Patrick Wardle, Founder, Objective-See, and Jaron Bradley, Detections Lead, Jamf, as they perform an in-depth dive into CVE-2021-30657, the vulnerability in macOS that allowed attackers to bypass GateKeeper earlier this year.

Join Kat Garbis, Business Development Executive - Enterprise Markets, Jamf, and Eric Boyd, Apple Infrastructure Architect, UC San Diego Health, as they discuss a year in review with Jamf Protect implemented for healthcare.

In this JNUC session, Danny Porter, Partner Development Manager at Jamf, asks a question every organization using Apple products needs to answer: What is your policy around Apple IDs?

Jamf information security engineer Kyle Pazandak leads this JNUC session about the benefits of the tvOS and iOS operating systems for security operations centers (SOCs) and network operations centers (NOCs).

Jamf’s latest software acquisitions - Jamf Threat Defense*, Jamf Data Policy* and Jamf Private Access* - are security-focused offerings that protect devices, users and data from malware and security threats. Additionally, they allow you to achieve & maintain compliance while securing network communications based on powerful, Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) technology. This post details three JNUC sessions focused on those new offerings.