Jamf Blog

A Jamf Hero from Riverdale Baptist School shares his school's success story, even when coping with a global pandemic.

With more than 40,000 customers managing over 20 million Apple devices, there are more customers, partners and third-party vendors creating solutions around the Jamf ecosystem.

Jamf offers a new paper filled with sound advice on setting your organization up to be nimble. Follow these best practices from Jamf, OneLogin and BetterCloud to set your business up for cloud-first success. Ensure that your employees can work anywhere safely and productively.

XcodeSpy is a new supply-chain attack aimed at Mac developers. Here is how to detect and remediate it.

New updates are available on macOS Big Sur, bringing the version to 11.2.3. Apple also released updates to the rest of its ecosystem on March 8th.

Jamf Pro now offers hundreds of software titles, which includes many of the most commonly-installed apps by Mac users. This step is the first in bringing true App Lifecycle Management to organizations around the world, empowering them with a workflow for managing every application in an enterprise.

As more businesses move IT infrastructure to the cloud, the threat of employee account takeover becomes more of a concern. If you’ve migrated to SaaS applications like M365, Zoom, and Salesforce, they are going to be exposed to the public internet, and fall beyond the purview of traditional network security technologies like a firewall. The adoption of the cloud means that security professionals need to reconsider how users are authenticated; relying on identity controls alone is a surefire way to increase the risk of account takeover attacks.

Creating a sustainable culture of safety requires that we regularly evaluate our compliance strategies and tactics. Can we leverage what’s working in other fields to achieve this critical organizational goal?