The beta release of Mac threat prevention simplifies how Jamf admins can defend their Mac fleets.

Mac security updates lag due to legacy workflows. DDM enables faster patching, reducing vulnerability windows and manual effort for IT teams.

Jamf Training marks 20 years of empowering IT professionals with hands-on learning, certifications, and evolving pathways to manage and secure Apple.

Discover how granular, device-level content filtering gives K-12 IT teams the precision to protect students everywhere without blocking the tools teachers depend on.

Jamf Threat Labs analyzes leaked source code of a Safari exploitation kit (DarkSword) and the impact of this disclosure on the mobile ecosystem.

Jamf's new Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) feature gives organizations in regulated industries complete control over their encryption keys to protect sensitive data across Jamf Pro and cloud-hosted services.

Introducing Dedicated Internet Gateway, a better way to route traffic. Available with Jamf for Mac and Jamf for Mobile.

Automation helps small IT teams reduce manual work, improve consistency, strengthen security and support growing Apple fleets without adding headcount.

When we introduced blueprints to Jamf Pro and Jamf School, we introduced more than a feature. It's Jamf's approach to delivering declarative device management (DDM) capabilities — and how we'll continue to ship new ones as Apple's framework evolves.

It's possible to improve employee experience and productivity without compromising control. Learn how to reduce downtime, empower users and keep devices secure and compliant.

MacBook Neo lowers the cost barrier to Mac adoption, creating a clear path from first device to enterprise scale. Learn how to start your Mac deployment with Apple tools and discover how to grow with Jamf.

Commercial spyware defeats Apple's pointer authentication and achieves kernel memory access. Jamf Threat Labs investigates.

RSA Conference 2026 highlighted how AI is reshaping security operations and introducing new risks while Mac and mobile adoption continues to accelerate in the enterprise — reinforcing the need for connected, identity-driven security platforms. Find out more.

The free, self-paced Jamf 140 Course builds foundational skills to manage, secure and deploy Apple devices in K-12 environments.

Jamf Threat Labs discovered a ClickFix-style macOS attack that abuses the applescript:// URL scheme to launch Script Editor and deliver an Atomic Stealer infostealer payload — bypassing Terminal entirely.

Practical guidance for small IT teams with limited time and resources about how to consistently maintain, secure and update devices without adding to IT workloads.

Jamf After Dark discusses how mobile forensics gives organizations actionable insight into advanced threats to close critical security gaps in modern enterprises.

Discover how AI Assistant enhances Apple device management and security with real-time insights, compliance checks and intelligent alert analysis.

G2 has recognized Jamf across three categories in its 2026 Best Software Awards: Enterprise, Security and IT Management.

Self Service+ reduces tickets by enabling secure self service, improving productivity and freeing IT for higher-value work.

Discover what healthcare's brightest minds are building toward in this HIMSS 2026 recap.

Get expert advice and Mac-specific threat intelligence with Beacon by Jamf Threat Labs.

Jamf's Apple-first MSP platform empowers managed service providers to build scalable, profitable Apple practices by leveraging native Apple technologies — including Declarative Device Management and Apple network relay — rather than retrofitting Windows-era tools onto macOS.

Jamf Threat Labs details how the GhostClaw malware campaign uses GitHub repositories and AI-assisted development workflows to deliver credential-stealing payloads on macOS.

Learn how Jamf can help you fully manage your entire mobile device fleet.

K-12 schools are frequent targets for social engineering attacks due to inexperienced users and limited resources. Learn what social engineering is, how it shows up in school environments, and how a combination of user education and security tools can help protect students, teachers and IT teams.

Jamf Nation Live (JNL) returns in 2026, bringing hands-on learning, practical workflows and vibrant community connections to six cities across the U.S.

Discover how combining Jamf Mobile Forensics with Developer Mode creates an environment that sophisticated malware is engineered to avoid.

An overload of password reset tickets isn't random. It's the predictable result of fragmented access.

Online safety is foundational. See how Jamf offers online safety with flexible controls, enabling districts to safeguard students while customizing protections to meet growing needs.

Apple's new MacBook Neo brings Mac's creative power to more classrooms with education-friendly pricing that makes advanced learning experiences accessible to budget-conscious schools. Learn more.

Jamf will be at HIMSS 2026 this year from March 9-12 in Las Vegas, Nevada, presenting at booth #1144. Enjoy this preview of what we'll have to offer!

Learn how identity federation modernizes IT workflows while streamlining and securing stakeholder experiences for K-12 institutions of all sizes.

Device-based access controls strengthen security by ensuring only compliant Apple devices can access sensitive enterprise resources.

Managing dozens of app logins creates password chaos for students and security headaches for IT, but single sign-on (SSO) can help. By centralizing identities and automating access policies, schools can reduce IT workload, strengthen security and let students focus on learning instead of remembering passwords.

Identity and Access Management (IAM) enhances the learning experience for students, teachers and IT admins alike. Our beginner's guide walks through what IAM could look like for your K-12 school.

OpenClaw offers powerful automation, but without proper security oversight, it can pose real risk. Read the latest from Jamf Threat Labs.

See the latest update to Jamf's Get Started with Scripting series. Read on to learn more.

This year, Jamf became the official Device Management and Security partner for the Black Hat Network Operations Center (NOC), managing and securing every Apple device powering the event, from backstage infrastructure to front-line operations.

Learn why repeatable, automated deployment models help K-12 IT teams scale device programs without increasing headcount or operational strain.

Jamf Threat Labs analyzes how a commercial spyware sample (Predator) operates post-compromise.

Discover how Mac interoperability eliminates manual IT workflows, reduces risk and improves productivity at PC-dominated enterprise organizations.

Manual provisioning seems simple, but hidden costs add up in time, inconsistency and classroom disruption. Discover how zero-touch deployments restore readiness and efficiency.

Jamf Threat Labs identifies additional abuse of Visual Studio Code. See the latest evolution in the Contagious Interview campaign.

Discover how our e-book, Mac Management and Security for Growing Businesses helps mid-market organizations manage Apple devices with automation, fewer tickets and holistically-aligned security workflows.

DigiCert and Jamf automate certificate lifecycle management to reduce outages, improve compliance and enable secure, passwordless access across Apple and hybrid environments.

With nearly one in six mobile apps containing known vulnerabilities and two-thirds using weak encryption, organizations need to find ways to protect their data and maintain security in an increasingly mobile-first workplace. Learn more.

Watch this webinar to discover why Mac is emerging as the most secure, Zero Trust–ready productivity endpoint for the modern enterprise.

IDC MarketScape has positioned Jamf in the Leaders Category for Worldwide Unified Endpoint Management Software for Apple Devices 2025-2026 Vendor Assessment (Doc #US53003225, Dec 2025).

Jamf earned Leader status in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Management Tools by delivering what customers need most: unified Apple-first simplicity, intelligent automation that scales, and security that's built in, not bolted on. Learn more in this blog post.