Jamf Blog

In this edition of the macOS Security Basics series, we dive headfirst into the battle between Virtual Private Networking (VPN) and Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) to determine which of the two technologies is best suited to securing your network communications across your entire device fleet based on how they function, their features and capabilities at keeping traffic safe from bad actors.

Identity and access management (IAM) tools are critical to making sure that the right users can access the right applications and data. Learn about some of the key Apple IAM integrations available in the Jamf Marketplace.

From the Bett 2022 conference in London, Anthony Darlow delivers a presentation explaining how to work with your identity provider of school to import, authenticate and sychronize user and device data to Jamf School.

Arguably, the healthcare sector is one of the industries that can least afford a security breach. So why was 2021 the tenth year in a row that the healthcare industry had the highest breach costs of any industry? And why, according to the HIPAA Journal, has the number of healthcare data breaches risen every year for the last decade? And what is the industry planning to do about it?

Scripting and automation "guru" Armin Briegel discusses his approach to making IT workflows easier for macOS.

In this second episode of the Jamf School of Thought blogcast, Mike and Sarah Olson hear from Tisha Richmond, author of Teachers are MAGICAL, about bringing magic into the classroom with a little help from iPad technology.

The standard in Apple Enterprise Management now has nearly 2,400 employees around the globe, and 96% of our employees say they feel welcomed and cared for. Our presence in 2022 on two lists of companies that provide a positive experience for employees is further testament to the nurturing workplace culture we provide.

Jamf Threat Labs researchers investigated an Android app (that has since been removed from Google Play on March 22) that was capable of stealing Facebook login credentials (username and password) from users. The app is called Craftsart Cartoon Tools and it was also reported by researchers at Pradeo.