Jamf Blog

Part four in a technical series focused on using Apple’s Swift programming language to manage devices in Jamf Pro. In this installment, you'll learn how to implement a new type of object, teach the command line tool to read arguments from the command and add funtionality to read passwords from the keychain.

In September, thousands of Apple admins joined us at our first-ever hybrid Jamf Nation User Conference (JNUC) to discover new ways to manage and secure their Apple devices. We’re happy to share the love and now offer videos of these sessions online!

Educators versus IT? Delve into each side to discover how their different approaches and contributions to the goal of educating the minds of tomorrow can be harnessed and transformed to strengthen and extend educational workflows in ways never before dreamed of, benefitting all stakeholders in the education sector.

If the upfront cost is more, how can Mac be less expensive than a PC? We examine the numbers relating to the total cost of ownership (TCO) of Mac and PC, which takes into account the entire lifecycle of a device — not just the initial cost — putting the“Mac versus PC in the enterprise” myths to bed.

Jamf can help you remediate security vulnerabilities in the future—and stop them before they become exploits. Learn how in the blog.

Stanley Black & Decker developed a modern solution to a common manufacturing problem in the digital age thanks to an innovative partnership with Apple and Jamf.

Compliance woes got your fintech firm seeing green? Learn more about how industry regulations can be best managed by leveraging Jamf solutions to simplify the management of devices, endpoint security and provisioned identities to efficiently implement: Policy-based enforcement of compliance goals Flexibility while maintaining productivity Data security without compromising user privacy Support for modern mobile devices across any ownership model

Jamf Safe Internet now protects students from inappropriate content as well as over-surveillance on Chromebook.