Jamf Blog

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to make inroads into the workplace, our webinar explores if advanced chatbot technology belongs in the IT admin toolbox when it comes to writing useful shell scripts.

The Freeform app is a popular new tool from Apple which enables iPhone, iPad and Mac users to visually collaborate, providing a shared space for brainstorming. Learn how you can make it even better for the classroom with Jamf Teacher.

Following the release of the Jamf Security 360: Annual Threat Trends Report 2023, where we highlight security threat trends, we utilize threat intelligence gathered by Jamf to inform security professionals about which threats from the previous year most critically affected the enterprise. Preserving user privacy is a growing threat that the data supports and is the focus of this blog series. Understanding its criticality to endpoint security and identifying which data types are at risk helps IT and Security teams know what to look for and how to mitigate risk best.

Learn about the discovery of a novel threat vector on iPhone that allows attackers to circumvent security mitigations by exploiting under-protected co-processors, leveraging access to further compromise the iOS kernel.

In a recent update, Jamf School added support for Declarative Device Management (DDM). With these new capabilities, Jamf is helping schools move from MDM for schools toward the future of Apple device management: MDM and DDM partnerships.

With the release of macOS Ventura 13.4, iOS 16.5 and iPadOS 16.5, Apple is showing us for the first time how they plan to document the CVEs that were addressed with prior Rapid Security Responses.

Following the release of the Jamf Security 360: Annual Threat Trends Report 2023 where we highlight security threat trends, we utilize threat intelligence gathered by Jamf to inform security professionals which threats from the previous year most critically affected the enterprise. The data in this blog series helps inform IT and Security teams of the continued reliance on social engineering attacks by threat actors. Also, by identifying various attack types, like phishing and how they are leveraged, users can be better informed on how to spot these attacks and know how to prevent them from compromising devices, user credentials and sensitive data.

In this episode, Jamf co-hosts Kat Garbis and Sean Rabbitt are joined by Josh Jagdfeld, Jamf, and Brandon Arcement, SwiftConnect. The group discusses the partnership between Jamf and SwiftConnect and how it makes building access simple—from “street to seat”.