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Due to its popularity, iOS has attracted the attention of a large number of security researchers. Apple is constantly improving iOS security, develops and adapts new mitigations at a rapid pace. In terms of the effectiveness of mitigation measures, Apple increases the complexity of hacking iOS devices making it one of the hardest platforms to hack, however, it is not yet sufficient to block skilled individuals and well-funded groups from achieving remote code execution with elevated permissions, and persistence on the device. This blog post is the first of multiple in a series of achieving elevated privileges on iOS.

This is the first in a series of blogs aimed at consumers of Jamf’s Developer Tools - our APIs and Webhooks. These resources are often leveraged by third parties creating integrations or tools that work with Jamf, many of which can be found on the Jamf Marketplace. If your organization is interested in creating a Jamf integration, reach out about becoming a Jamf Solution Partner, and we’d be happy to talk discuss your workflows.

All of Apple's newest operating systems are officially released and Jamf is proud to offer same-day support once more. Here are some great resources to aid in your upgrade efforts.

Apple's latest operating system, Big Sur, is out and available! Now is the time to learn how to secure the new version while minimizing business disruptions.

macOS Big Sur brings new features to IT administrators in business and education environments.

Jamf School's new release offers exciting developments such as the ability for IT admins to batch-activate LTE-enabled iPads before deployment. The allows students to connect the minute they receive their devices, improving student digital equity and access. Teachers also now have the ability to use a version of the Jamf Teacher app for Jamf School, formerly for the iPad only, right on their Mac. This gives them the flexibility to manage their students' classes and lessons however they choose.

Apple's newest operating systems is nearly here and there is plenty of reason to be excited, but underneath the new OS are major changes for Mac security.

Get the rundown on the different ways to encrypt and route data packets, along with the advantages and ramifications of each method.