Jamf Blog

Throughout the spring thousands of clinicians, IT and Security professionals, and more attended healthcare trade shows to learn what is coming up for the healthcare industry. Here's what Jamf discovered about digital transformation in healthcare.

Learn how choosing the right partner for your security needs can veritably make or break your cybersecurity plan. Also, gain a better understanding of how Jamf solutions integrate to address the challenges of the modern threat landscape through Trusted Access for top-to-bottom and end-to-end protection of your enterprise.

Strengthening mobile security is critical. Especially for unmanaged devices that lack the management, identity and security controls of managed endpoints. In this blog, learn how Jamf Connect’s newest feature adds a layer of security to protect against unauthorized access and data breaches.

Learn about Advanced Endpoint Protection, what it is and how its integrated features contribute to a defense-in-depth security strategy that strengthens device and organizational security postures.

Zero Trust and the principle of least privilege are components of an enterprises’s security plan that can sometimes be confounded. In this blog, we define both and explain how they work in detail.

Learn how the evolving threat landscape finds threat actors increasingly targeting mobile devices to exploit sensitive resources and what steps organizations can take to minimize risks while strengthening their overall security posture.

Understanding your patient is key to equitable and adequate healthcare. Jamf and VidaTalk help healthcare professionals overcome language, speech and hearing barriers by giving patients access to language tools and interpreters. Read this blog to learn more!

Risk vectors can be mitigated and attack surfaces hardened against threats. But security gaps happen. With a robust incident response and recovery plan, gaps can be minimized so that known threats are prevented and unknown threats can be detected proactively before they can become something worse.