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A deep dive into the various types of installers used by macOS, including how they work, what they’re capable of doing (and not doing) and understanding why threat actors are increasingly packaging malicious code using these common methods to distribute malware.

This JNUC 2021 session looks at how the Open Source IBM Notifier provides a customizable, clear and consistent notification experience.

Google Chrome for Apple and Jamf make a powerful partnership for managing and supporting macOS and iOS-based devices. In this JNUC session, learn about the latest additions to Google’s Chrome Browser that help Mac admins make short work of deploying and managing the software.

Money Forward looked to better their device choice program by bringing on M1 Mac devices with Apple silicon. Yuto Mughal was at JNUC to share the lessons learned from their experience and how to expect and overcome some of the same barriers they faced.

Tony Williams, a Macintosh systems engineer with Suncorp, outlines in this JNUC 2021 session how you can use Scriptorium to track changes, backup and quickly and easily upload the scripts from your Mac to your Jamf Pro server.

Summary: This how-to JNUC 2021 session takes a detailed look at using device automation for device state. This method is based on IDP events that can trigger actions within Jamf Pro or Jamf School, using their respective APIs to smooth user offboarding.

When Rick Saville came back to Abbeyville Building Environment Consultants (BEC), he knew there was a significant need for a modernized tech plan. However, Rick didn't have any IT experience and needed a foundational tool to help him manage everything he needed to do; he found Jamf Now.

IT admins often ask questions about best practices when using Jamf Pro for Apple device management. Two Jamf engineers, Bryson Tyrrell and Dr. Emily Kausalik-Whittle, use this JNUC session to sketch a framework for approaching best practices in the software.