Jamf Blog

The “Healthcare Security for Beginners” e-book offers an overview of cyber threats and effective defenses geared to the specifics of the healthcare industry.

SentinelOne researchers recently investigated a supply chain attack leveraging a malicious crate named ‘rustdecimal’ in the crates.io Rust community crate repository.

Make it easier for your organization to share dynamic messages by integrating Apple TV, Carousel Digital Signage and Jamf.

Augmented reality (AR) has enabled new learning models that can be equally effective for students studying on school campuses or isolating at home. Discover how educators at ACS International Schools have successfully integrated AR into K-12 curriculums to enhance learning and empower teachers.

Sonatype researchers recently identified a supply chain attack leveraging a malicious Python package ‘PyMafka’ in the PyPI registry.

We aren’t much for bragging, so thank goodness someone else said it: IDC MarketScape has named Jamf a Leader in Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) software for Apple devices.

Organizations use Acceptable Use Policies (AUP) to set forth guidelines for employees and company practices. This aligns them with industry best practices, laws and regulatory compliance. In this blog, we go into further detail as to: What is an AUP? Why are they important? What do AUPs commonly include?

Welcome to another installment of the macOS Security Basics series! In this segment, Jamf shines a light on macOS security, more specifically, we discuss the basics that go into fortifying your Mac device, including misconceptions and long-held beliefs that just aren’t quite true or simply do not fit in with the modern-day computing environment. The topic of choice this time around? Updating your macOS – more specifically – the incorrect belief that Mac (and Apple devices, et al.) don’t need updates, because they’re designed to be inherently safe.