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The new Mac-focused malware Silver Sparrow has been found on more than 29k macOS endpoints, and it runs natively on the Intel or M1 chips. Luckily, this appears to have been laying a foundation for a future payload and so far appears benign. And you can find and remove it.

Malware authors are rebuilding malware for M1 as universal binaries, and endpoint protection must meet the charge.

The exploitation of Chrome and Edge's zero-day vulnerabilities has sent home the message that when vendors publish patches it is critical for organizations to roll them out as efficiently as possible.

The CVE-2021-3156 Sudo vulnerability represents a security issue that Mac admins should be aware of. Yes, Macs are affected by this.

Apple has removed the ContentFilterExclusionList in macOS 11.2. Host-based firewalls and tools using the Network Extension Framework are back in business.

Apple is expanding its enterprise footprint and so the need for dedicated solutions that enhance the unique capabilities that only Apple can provide is here to stay. Just ask IDC.

A comprehensive analysis of the year's new malware.

Jamf Protect's new API is built on a GraphQL language, which allows admins and InfoSec to query content from the Jamf Protect console as well as make modifications.