Jamf Blog

With increased data breaches and hacks across industries, companies are demanding higher security and compliance standards from their vendors. Samanee Mahbub from Secureframe explains how to get a SOC 2 report and highlight your security posture, and how their integration on the Jamf Marketplace streamlines the process.

Thanks to our new Mondada acquisition, Jamf Pro's new expanded patch library will make it easier than ever for Mac admins to audit and maintain their organizations' devices.

Shlayer malware detected allows an attacker to bypass Gatekeeper, Notarization and File Quarantine security technologies in macOS. The exploit allows unapproved software to run on Mac and is distributed via compromised websites or poisoned search engine results.

Bringing XProtect to version 2144 and MRT to version 1.77, respectively.

Bringing the XProtect version to 2143, the new version of XProtect includes expanded detections to the rule: MACOS_1db9cfa.

XcodeSpy is a new supply-chain attack aimed at Mac developers. Here is how to detect and remediate it.

New updates are available on macOS Big Sur, bringing the version to 11.2.3. Apple also released updates to the rest of its ecosystem on March 8th.

As more businesses move IT infrastructure to the cloud, the threat of employee account takeover becomes more of a concern. If you’ve migrated to SaaS applications like M365, Zoom, and Salesforce, they are going to be exposed to the public internet, and fall beyond the purview of traditional network security technologies like a firewall. The adoption of the cloud means that security professionals need to reconsider how users are authenticated; relying on identity controls alone is a surefire way to increase the risk of account takeover attacks.