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Machine Learning is not just a buzzword, but a truly helpful technology that works to supercharge your organization’s security solutions by using algorithms and statistical models to analyze data, like the volume and complexity of a cyberattack in real-time – even stopping data breaches before they can occur.

Jamf product strategy director Justin Clark explains his work on the Kinobi and Kinobi Pro apps during his time with Mondada, along with how they evolved to power Jamf's Title Editor and App Installers.

Learn how to deploy Jamf Protect with Jamf School to fortify the security posture of your devices while managing your fleet, allowing students and educators to learn and teach without compromises to productivity or endpoint security.

Discover the background and future trajectory of the Jamf Plugin for GLPI, one of the many valuable tools available through the Jamf Marketplace. Independent developer Curtis Conard provides a first-hand account of its creation and the importance of open-source software.

There’s a simplicity and ease to Apple device deployment that admins have embraced, known as Zero Touch Deployment. It’s a game changer to be certain and our host, Chris Reynolds breaks down what it is, how it works and what you need in order to get started deploying hardware and software the easy way.

A patch to Windows Server released in November 2021 to fix CVE-2021-42287 inadvertently broke binding of macOS devices to Microsoft Active Directory. Microsoft released a new patch on April 12, 2022 to the release channel for Windows Server to solve the problem. Administrators are encouraged to install and vigorously test a development environment if your organization binds macOS devices to Active Directory.

The remediation for a serious security vulnerability in Microsoft Active Directory (AD) prevents Apple macOS from binding. Affected machines will lose the ability to communicate with AD domain controllers, resulting in user lockout and potential data loss.