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In this episode of Jamf After Dark, Matt Woodruff, Senior Sales Engineer at Jamf, joins co-hosts Sean Rabbitt and Kat Garbis to discuss his time at Black Hat and the 2023 Security 360: Annual Trends Report.

In 2020, Jamf joined the BeyondCorp Alliance to further zero-trust initiatives for organizations that use Google products. This JNUC session “Jamf and Google: Leveraging BeyondCorp for Zero Trust Across the Entire Apple Ecosystem” walked attendees through how the Akatsuki IT team extended Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) capabilities across their Apple ecosystem.

The Jamf Threat Labs team recently drew attention in the tech media for uncovering a sly piece of malware that was proliferating unnoticed in the wild. As Jamf Threat Labs pursued its trail, they discovered intriguing insights and went down some fascinating rabbit holes. This fascinating JNUC 2023 presentation walked attendees through a recent Mac malware campaign investigation from start to finish.

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!)

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.

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.

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.