Jamf Blog

Log4j, a third-party security vulnerability affecting Java libraries that handle logging has recently been making the rounds, impacting an unknown number of products and services that utilize those libraries. This is making systems vulnerable to attacks by threat actors actively exploiting the affected systems in the wild. Jamf is here to explain what the risks are, why it’s so important and provide guidance on how admins can proceed going forward with this critical vulnerability.

Wandera is now part of Jamf. Here's how we're delivering a new, unified security brand.

After viewing the JNUC 2021 session Simplifying application management: using custom schemas in Jamf Pro, Elliot Jordan created a project to convert all the manifests created for ProfileCreator to Jamf manifests and has posted them as their own repository on the Jamf-Custom-Profile-Schemas community GitHub page.

We’ve upgraded Jamf Training with new features accessible through your Jamf Account to give you more visibility and control over your course enrollments and certifications.

Jamf introduces a new, simple way to create user accounts just-in-time on a Mac with the Google user name and password, and then keep that password in sync over time.

Learn why cybersecurity in schools is crucial for student success, and how to strengthen your defenses against the threat of lost learning time and data breaches.

Sagar Rastogi, Jamf Hero and technical architect at Tata Consultancy Services, shares some best practices that help to identify issues on client macOS or Jamf Pro instances.

Jamf Pro's third-party screen-sharing framework and integration with TeamViewer make it easy for IT admins and end users to connect for effective troubleshooting and technical support.