Jamf Blog

Jamf Threat Labs updates Jamf Protect to completely prevent SysJoker from threatening the security of your macOS fleet.

G2 awarded Jamf first place rankings in 24 categories, plus other high-score rankings in G2’s 2022 Winter Report.

ZecOps identified a vulnerability in the way iOS processes feedback input, allowing for malware to run in memory but also with persistence, making it nearly undetectable to users — and worse, it even tricks users into thinking the device is powered off while still being able to spy on users.

2021 taught us to embrace change and proved that technology will play a defining role in the productivity and satisfaction of employees, students and patients. So what's in store for 2022? Let's find out.

This blog explores "Noreboot" malware and how it persists on iPhones that appear to be off.

Shared iOS or iPadOS devices in the workplace can lead to password fatigue, as employees are forced to log in to multiple apps per shift. With Single Login for Jamf Setup and Jamf Reset, you can streamline workflows and allow your IT admins to be heroes.

Log4j, a third-party security vulnerability affecting Java libraries that handle logging has recently been making the rounds, impacting an unknown number of products and services that utilize those libraries. This is making systems vulnerable to attacks by threat actors actively exploiting the affected systems in the wild. Jamf is here to explain what the risks are, why it’s so important and provide guidance on how admins can proceed going forward with this critical vulnerability.

Wandera is now part of Jamf. Here's how we're delivering a new, unified security brand.