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Zero Trust Network Access, part of Jamf Connect, provides modern threat landscape protection to your entire fleet of macOS, iOS/iPadOS, Android and Windows endpoints, extending secure remote access and “Zero Trust” technology to organizational resources and data – granting access only to endpoints and users that meet your requirements – all others are denied, by default.

Jamf endpoint security and mobile threat defense solutions offer detection, prevention and remediation capabilities that extend protections across your entire desktop and mobile fleet, protecting devices and empowering users while keeping data secure and maintaining privacy.

A mobile workforce requires secure remote access solutions: learn why Zero Trust Network Access is the future of workplace cybersecurity.

Wandera is now part of Jamf. Here's how we're delivering a new, unified security brand.

In this JNUC session, Jamfs discuss the latest updates to Jamf solutions for education made to empower student success.

The Pegasus surveillance software used to target terrorist and criminal threats has been linked to governments using it to target journalists, activists and dissidents. Using the sophisticated tools to monitor and capture privacy data without the user's explicit consent in an effort that mirrors known spyware activity.

What are the main differences between Software-Defined Perimeters (SDP) and VPN technologies in achieving Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)?

Adopting adaptive access is important for ensuring that the right users are connecting to sensitive information with secure devices.