Jamf Blog

Social engineering is a common (and costly) attack that plagues organizations today. This blog discusses techniques to add to your defense-in-depth strategy to help defend against these nefarious threats.

In this episode of the Jamf Breakfast Club, co-hosts Dr. Emily McRoberts-Froese and Ashley Arends of Jamf welcome Jon Griffey and Stephen L. Johnson of Texas A & M University to discuss their success with the consolidation of their Apple Device Management platform.

Comprehensive endpoint protection provides modern threat landscape protection to your entire fleet of Apple computers and mobile devices, including Windows and Android endpoints. By protecting against new and evolving threats through effective and efficient defense-in-depth strategies, Jamf endpoint security solutions are not only best-of-breed, but their powerful and flexible workflows help organizations like yours to succeed with Apple and mobile devices at work, without compromising data security, user privacy or end-user productivity.

IT team members from GO Inc., a leader in Japan’s mobility industry, share how flexible IT environments help employees perform and businesses succeed in this JNUC session.

Apple’s WWDC 2022 announcements included news of a new framework built for identity providers in macOS Ventura, making it easier for users to access cloud services. Platform SSO may prove to be the easiest way to authenticate to your Mac and organizational apps in the future. By using Jamf Connect to automate creating new, on-demand local user accounts based on the identity provider credentials, users can take full advantage of Single Sign-On (SSO), meaning users will only need to worry about one set of credentials to securely access all their resources — (spoiler alert: you may never have to type your password again!)

Jamf Trust on Android and macOS now provides additional information when accessing internet from captive portals. This blog discusses how Jamf Trust handles captive portals by allowing access to web traffic and notifying the user of ZTNA status.

What’s the right solution to manage devices while protecting user privacy? That’s the question we answer as we compare different mobile device deployment and manageability models to help you find the right fit to balance the needs of your organization and your users.

Allowing staff to use the personal devices they love for work has a lot of upsides. Primary among them: well-connected employees are more productive employees.