Jamf Blog

Securing your mobile fleet, while sharing many similarities with desktop computers, may vary vastly depending on variables specific only to mobile technology. In this blog we breakdown some of those factors unique to mobile devices, which include:

• Defining what mobile security is
• Explaining makes mobile endpoint security distinct
• Comparing out-of-box vs native security
• Discussing common mobile threat types
• Outlining mobile security solutions
• Mobile device security is a part of holistic security

We are pleased to announce that Jamf has attained StateRAMP Ready status for Jamf Pro and Jamf School. These efforts demonstrate our continued dedication to cybersecurity in education by meeting the highest security standards in how we protect our customer’s data.

Jamf is honored to receive awards this summer for corporate responsibility, contributions to the cybersecurity community and user reviews.

The Jamf Pro 10.50 release brings support for new macOS restrictions, the FileVault 'ForceEnableInSetupAssistant' key and much more, based on testing of Apple's latest betas.

Microsoft and Jamf have a strong history of partnership around identity management and security. Jamf continues to demonstrate our commitment to Microsoft-centric organizations and our shared customers through integrated technologies that help organizations manage and secure their Apple users and estate on Microsoft enterprise platforms.

Read this blog to find out how Red Canary approaches macOS threat research.

Have you ever wondered what data an MDM like Jamf collects when you install a profile on your personal device? Read this blog to find out.

On-Device Content Filtering advances cybersecurity enormously, and helps to secure endpoints that have been a problem specific to schools: students using a VPN. Here’s how you can configure Jamf Safe Internet to take full advantage of it.