Jamf Blog

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.

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are both advanced technologies that can do far more to help us work smarter, not harder than we can possibly contemplate. What the future holds is anyone’s guess, but the burning question we look at today is: how do they impact IT and InfoSec and the roles of the individuals tasked with securely managing endpoints?

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.

Identity and access controls are key to keeping access to your company resources in the hands of authorized users. This next blog in the Top Security Priorities series will discuss a few access control practices for your organization to implement.

Part three of the blog series on telemetry goes to the next level, specifying what administrators can do with the granular data collected from endpoints within their infrastructure. Particularly how this data is useful when detecting suspicious and unknown threats that may lurk undetected, as well as how pairing telemetry data with security solutions can enhance efficiency and your security posture through automation.

It seems as if every day in the past weeks has seen a headline about a breach in another healthcare organization. How did we get here? What can healthcare organizations do about it?