Jamf Blog

In the first segment of this episode, Jamf co-hosts Kat Garbis and Sean Rabbitt are joined by Matt Woodruff, Jaron Bradley and Matt Benyo to recap their experience at this year’s RSA Conference. In the second segment, Garbis and Rabbitt discuss the Jamf Spring Event with Jen Kaplan.

Jamf Safe Internet, offering comprehensive content-filtering technology and endpoint protection for students, was launched last year. Here’s a bit more about how our school internet filtering works — and why school web filters are important.

Check out the new Jamf Learning Hub to find the product technical content you need, when you need it to get the most out of Jamf products and succeed with Apple.

Content filtering is a must for K-12 schools. In many places, it's the law. But how do you find the right one for your students from the dizzying array of content filters available?

Jamf Safe Internet now protects students from inappropriate content as well as over-surveillance on Chromebook.

Are your users safe on the internet? Whether working on important job-related tasks or taking part in a collaborative team learning effort – online access to critical resources is at the heart of productivity. Counting on websites or ISPs to “police”their own content or filter out the unwanted bad stuff isn’t the answer. Learn about how Jamf content filtering and network threat prevention solutions contribute to a safe internet for all stakeholders.

With Apple School Manager introducing federated authentication with Google Workspace, it is now easier than ever for educators to work with the Apple and Google ecosystems side by side, getting the most out of each. Read on for observations about the power of Google apps on iPad.

It's important to protect students from dangerous and distracting content on the internet. In many countries, allowing students unfettered access to the internet breaks the law. But learners also need access for a good education. Our e-book "Content Filtering Essentials for K-12" answers the question: How can you create safe access for students while also protecting their privacy?