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Security incidents happen, even on Mac. In this session, we detected malicious behavior on macOS, responded to an active attack and used Jamf Protect and Jamf Pro to piece together what happened on the system and remediate it.

Google Chrome is used by end users in commercial and education organizations to get work done on the web, and it’s become easier than ever to deploy for Jamf administrators. Jamf + Chrome = Better than ever

Oh the stories this Jamf Nation User Conference could tell. Want to hear them? Enjoy a recap and catch up on anything you missed.

Craig Melissare and Ryan Egan with Second Life Mac walked JNUC participants through five lessons IT directors and asset managers can take away from this unprecedented year to strengthen their technology environments.

In this session, Joshua Rude and Matt Wilson from Insight looked at how the Mac IBM enrollment app can be used in advanced macOS onboarding workflows to enable end-user choice in their onboarding experience.

From beta programs to redeploy initiatives, Jamf Nation never ceases to amaze us.

Jamf Pro can be extended with custom scripts to achieve virtually anything. This JNUC 2020 session presented a few common pitfalls and solutions when building and deploying custom scripts: how the shell environment affects your scripts, dealing with root and current users, PPPC and (Apple)Scripts.

Admins, developers, and DevOps engineers working with macOS or iOS know that managing Mac hardware can be challenging. Companies often end up with a stack of Mac minis in a closet that aren’t scalable or secure, and cloud providers like AWS or Azure don’t offer access to Apple infrastructure. In this breakout session, Chris Chapman, MacStadium’s SVP of software development, shares how MacStadium has built cloud-hosted Apple infrastructure at scale and how that infrastructure can be used for testing, automation, app development, and more. Chris will give real-life examples and discuss use cases based on both bare metal and virtualized macOS environments.