Jamf Blog

With the changes in educational needs, we wanted to still offer schools the existing features of Jamf School, Jamf School Teacher, Jamf School Student, and Jamf Parent while releasing three new features that target the direct needs of students and teachers. That is why we created the “Raise Hand”, “Teacher Guide” and “Share a Lesson” features.

Meet the SMBGhost (CVE-2020-0796) bug hidden in the compression mechanism of SMBv3.11 (fixed).

Once this admin attended his first Jamf User Group, there was no turning back. See why.

To help admins wrap their arms around Apple identity and begin to take steps towards implementing an identity strategy, let’s take a look at three core identity technologies – directory services, cloud-based single sign-on and Jamf Connect.

To best keep students and educators safe — schools are re-evaluating their teaching practices and learning environments to accommodate an at-home, remote learning experience. In the conclusion of our five-part blog series, we show you how to leverage apps and games to enhance remote learning.

For the ninth year running, we are excited to deliver support for new Apple operating systems the day they are available. Learn more.

To best keep students and educators safe — schools are re-evaluating their teaching practices and learning environments to accommodate an at-home, remote learning experience. In part four of our five-part blog series, we show you ways to offer active learning through projects and breakout groups.

To best keep students and educators safe — schools are re-evaluating their teaching practices and learning environments to accommodate an at-home, remote learning experience. In part three of our five-part blog series, we show you ways to promote peer-to-peer interaction.