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The new Mac-focused malware Silver Sparrow has been found on more than 29k macOS endpoints, and it runs natively on the Intel or M1 chips. Luckily, this appears to have been laying a foundation for a future payload and so far appears benign. And you can find and remove it.

With work at home, learn at home and care at home the way of the future, understanding the capabilities and how-to’s of eSIM on iPad is increasingly important.

Malware authors are rebuilding malware for M1 as universal binaries, and endpoint protection must meet the charge.

Mac admins must ensure that their educational technology stack and applications are optimized for Macs using the M1 chip. Jamf School and the Jamf Teacher app have you covered.

The exploitation of Chrome and Edge's zero-day vulnerabilities has sent home the message that when vendors publish patches it is critical for organizations to roll them out as efficiently as possible.

The CVE-2021-3156 Sudo vulnerability represents a security issue that Mac admins should be aware of. Yes, Macs are affected by this.

Jamf Pro 10.27 is released and looks to improve the IT Admin quality of life. We listened to your feedback and requests, and are proud to bring you this latest release.

We are honored to receive a 2020 BAMMIE award from Influitive