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It seems there are endless ways in which your mobile device can be attacked. With scary mental images of devious hackers chipping away at our mobile device’s security, it’s easy to forget that the most common way for a device to be compromised is through careless action by the end-user. One such action is to sideload risky applications to the device.

How will Windows 7 end-of-life (EOL) impact organizations? What does the future of device and user security look like? Jamf CEO, Dean Hager, weighs in on these and other 2019 technology predictions.

Learn the ins and outs of automated Apple device enrolment and discover how to put this workflow to use in your environment.

Emma Children’s recently began replacing wall-mounted monitors with iPad devices to better serve patients and streamline clinical communications. Read their incredible story.

In this blog post, we’ll detail how analyze a Word document that we suspect contains malicious logic. Specifically we’ll detail: How to extract & analyze the malicious macros embedded in the document. How to decode & analyze the embedded 1st-stage payload (downloader). Retrieve & identify the 2nd-stage downloader.