Jamf Blog

As of macOS 11 Big Sur, the app management experience on Mac is now noticeably more similar to iOS app management. What’s new for Mac?

How Scrive, a rapidly-growing global electronic signature and ID business, ramped up from eight to more than 100 remote employees around the world in a flexible and secure as "First-class citizens" on a platform built for Macs with Jamf Protect.

Tuesday's FireEye breach left many in the security world reeling. Here's who did it, how FireEye responded, and how Jamf Protect moved quickly to protect its customers.

Supervision has been a staple of iOS management, and it's now available for Mac. See what this means and how it helps.

Ian Beer's recent demonstration of how he could remotely cause every single iPhone in radio range of his Mac to reboot was a clarion call to keep your devices updated to the latest OS release. Even the most benign update may include fixes to a series of critical security flaws that an attacker could leverage against the device.

Help your users have successful presentations with a Self Service policy which temporarily extends screensaver password timeouts, computer sleep options and automatic policy executions, then automatically restores approved security settings after a configurable duration: Presentation Mode. This is a mirror post created from github.

Read how this Jamf Hero gave his high-end users the ability to achieve what they needed without resorting to giving elevated, admin privileges and how they navigated the conversation so everyone felt taken care of.

Jamf Developer Partner, Incident IQ, now integrates with Jamf School in addition to Jamf Pro.