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Jamf Threat Labs updates Jamf Protect to completely prevent DazzleSpy from threatening the security of your macOS fleet.

Or, how I eliminated universally deployed admin accounts from my fleet and learned to love Jamf Connect.

Jamf Threat Labs updates Jamf Protect to completely prevent SysJoker from threatening the security of your macOS fleet.

ZecOps identified a vulnerability in the way iOS processes feedback input, allowing for malware to run in memory but also with persistence, making it nearly undetectable to users — and worse, it even tricks users into thinking the device is powered off while still being able to spy on users.

Log4j, a third-party security vulnerability affecting Java libraries that handle logging has recently been making the rounds, impacting an unknown number of products and services that utilize those libraries. This is making systems vulnerable to attacks by threat actors actively exploiting the affected systems in the wild. Jamf is here to explain what the risks are, why it’s so important and provide guidance on how admins can proceed going forward with this critical vulnerability.

Basic security and privacy processes set the foundation for building more advanced protections and implementing them to comprehensively secure personal data, ensure compliance and keep user privacy data safeguarded.

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How using Apple Private Relay and Jamf Private Access* technologies in tandem, complements security and privacy by protecting network communications and managing access to apps and services through a powerful, Zero Trust framework to ensure devices remain compliant, and data is secured end to end.