Jamf Blog

In this series of articles, Jamf uncovers the seedy underbelly of Mac and iOS-based security threats in an effort to provide clear guidance on how to best protect your desktop and mobile device endpoints through a combination of information and best practices regarding Apple security basics for users new to the platform all the way to those that are tasked with shoring up the security of data and protecting end-user privacy.

In the most recent episode of Jamf After Dark, co-hosts Kat Garbis, senior channel program Manager, and Sean Rabbitt, senior consulting engineer, Identity, discuss the current mobile security landscape with Jamf security experts Michael Covington, Garry Scotts and Suzan Sakarya.

In this concluding blog of the series that analyzes the changes to the Network and Information Security regulations by the European Union, we focus on what the changes mean to top-level executives and the factors to consider when building cybersecurity strategies going forward.

In the inaugural session of Jamf Security Lounge, Aaron Webb, Jamf, and Fabio Viggiani, Truesec, talk about the top cybersecurity issues 2023 will bring, and how to defend against them.

Based on OpenAI’s ChatGPT, DAN is the jailbroken version of the advanced chatbot technology that operates free from policy constraints…but is this a good thing for the advancement of AI technology or does it further complicate matters relating to mainstream adaptability in our everyday world?

In the last blog of the Top Security Priorities series, we’ll discuss common cyber attack vectors and the stages of incident response.

Part two of this blog series analyses the changes to the Network and Information Security regulations by the European Union, covering aspects of the cybersecurity risk-management measures and how they come together to improve cybersecurity capabilities for organizations.

Over the past few months Jamf Threat Labs has been following a family of malware that resurfaced and has been operating undetected, despite an earlier iteration being a known quantity to the security community.