Jamf Blog

Jamf Safe Internet, offering comprehensive content-filtering technology and endpoint protection for students, was launched last year. Here’s a bit more about how our school internet filtering works — and why school web filters are important.

Jamf Threat Labs investigated a WebKit vulnerability that was exploited in the wild. Attackers can exploit CVE-2022-42856 to control code execution within WebKit, giving them the ability to read/write files. This blog explores what the vulnerability looked like in the code and the patches Apple applied.

Identity and access controls are key to keeping access to your company resources in the hands of authorized users. This next blog in the Top Security Priorities series will discuss a few access control practices for your organization to implement.

Worried about what Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) might mean for your organization . . . or yourself? Read on to see us debunk some common myths about BYOD.

In the February EMEIA Jamf Breakfast Club, host Mat Pullen of Jamf discusses how to create a successful digital classroom with Sari Lantoo of the Ylitornion Yhteiskoulun Lukio School in Finland and Rachel Smith from Showbie.

Part three of the blog series on telemetry goes to the next level, specifying what administrators can do with the granular data collected from endpoints within their infrastructure. Particularly how this data is useful when detecting suspicious and unknown threats that may lurk undetected, as well as how pairing telemetry data with security solutions can enhance efficiency and your security posture through automation.

It seems as if every day in the past weeks has seen a headline about a breach in another healthcare organization. How did we get here? What can healthcare organizations do about it?

You use Jamf to manage and secure your devices—how does Jamf secure your data? This blog will mention some of the ways we ensure your data is protected.