Jamf Blog

Find out more about Apple's recently released iOS 15.0.2 to fix a vulnerability, which allows an application to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges. Just the fact that we’re talking about kernel privileges on mobile devices should make it clear that this is not an issue to take lightly.

Jamf’s product team discusses the Unified Endpoint Management Connector (UEMC) that closely integrates the new security software acquisitions with Jamf Pro for improved communications for Apple devices in a way that didn’t exist before.

A new macOS version doesn’t just mean new features and fixes to better the user experience. It can sometimes mean incompatibility with apps and services we rely on to get work accomplished. Luckily for users, there are things IT can do to ensure crucial apps, like endpoint security software, keep performing well while continuing to safeguard device, app and user data.

We released a new Jamf Protect agent today that overhauls the Jamf Protect Alert UI to better match your workflows and help you prioritize your security response efforts.

As part of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we are going back to basics to raise awareness around creating and protecting yourself with strong passwords.

Every so often updates are made to the way an API to one of our products works. Today is such a day and this blog will give you a preview of the changes coming to Jamf Protect, aimed at helping you work smarter - not harder.

Patching the critical flaw exploited by Pegasus, Apple’s newest releases target the OS and software to fully protect your devices against this vulnerability that has been reported as actively exploited in the wild.

Mobile apps need data to function. That’s why app developers ask for varying levels of access to the files and data on your mobile device.

Usually.