Jamf Blog

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.

Mobile Threat Defense solutions are all concerned with one thing only: ensuring the security of your mobile devices against malware, network-based attacks and the overall reduction of risk that modern-day security threats pose to the mobile user base.

Learn how the education cybersecurity threat landscape has evolved and why the most secure solution is to build layered protection.

Check out how Jamf’s new on-device content filtering solution delivers more and better security without compromising privacy in this JNUC presentation.

Learn how Jamf views Artificial Intelligence (AI), its use cases and the proof of concepts we’ve already tackled in this JNUC 2023 session.

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

RADAR in Jamf Protect now includes App Blocking to restrict traffic from risky apps on supervised devices. Read this blog to learn more about this feature and how to use it.