Jamf Blog

Privacy and security are the cornerstones of successful Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) programs: privacy for the employee, and security for the organization. It’s critical for IT departments to ensure both.

Learn about how to manually prepare stubborn devices with Apple Configurator 2 and also how to add them to Apple Business Manager for greater flexibility when enrolling them into your preferred MDM solution or when deploying special use cases.

Newly discovered supply-chain attack affecting 3CX softphone app used by millions of users globally. In this blog, the Jamf Threat Labs discusses how the app was compromised, what it does and how to go about detecting it on your network.

Discover the top challenges affecting IT and Security teams when it comes to successfully handling regulatory compliance, including assessing risks to endpoints and processes, implementing frameworks to best harden devices and overcoming the challenges of maintaining cyber security compliance by securely sharing telemetry data and developing automated workflows.

MacStealer has been discovered and linked to a threat actor distributing it in the wild. The malicious code extracts a variety of files, browser cookies, and login information from a victim's system. Also, it collects end-user privacy and sensitive data, like credit card information from popular web browsers. Learn more about this new macOS malware variant and how Jamf Protect safeguards your devices, users and data from this emerging threat.

Aaron Webb of Jamf and Tue Saltofte Lund and Michael Lundgaard of CyberPilot discuss the importance and implementation of cybersecurity awarness training programs.

Learn about the cyber security compliance controls available for macOS and mobile devices and how to ensure your organization meets industry benchmarks and IT standards.

Dive into the findings from the Jamf Threat Labs teams regarding threats impacting devices used in the modern workplace. Including supporting data on how the modern threat landscape continues to evolve as bad actors adapt their attacks when targeting sensitive data and user privacy data, as well. In this blog we briefly discuss the top 5 trends for 2023: Social engineering User privacy Novel threats Compliance Workforce distribution