Jamf and sync.blue® automatically sync corporate contacts to every managed iPhone device, delivering caller ID with zero IT effort.

Every manual touch in your device deployment is a chance for something to fail. Find the bottlenecks and automate them so IT can focus on more important tasks.

Identity governance and administration (IGA) controls who can access what, when and for how long across a school or district. This post explains why IGA matters and what to look for in an IGA solution.

Simplify your device onboarding with Jamf and Teqtivity.

CVE-2026-20971 was a use-after-free bug in Samsung's Knox-related PROCA driver, showing how a flaw in a security feature can become an attack surface. Learn more about this already patched vulnerability and how to respond.

Isolation and authorization limit the damage when an AI agent fails, but they can't stop it from misreading inputs. This final part covers how to treat retrieved content as untrusted, log agent activity independently and plan for recovery.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month! How is your cybersecurity practice going?

Good DEX means employees never notice device management — they experience Apple devices that just work, updates that don't intrude and support that's easy to reach.

Commercial spyware — from nation-state tools to consumer stalkerware — can silently compromise mobile devices and expose sensitive data without any visible sign of infection. Learn more.

Jamf Threat Labs uncovers CloudSyncD, a fake Zoom installer disguised as a legitimate application that uses a phished login password to launch an embedded backdoor while concealing the credential inside a decoy configuration file.

Catch up on JNUC 2026 Day 3: top session themes, the 10 best-attended breakouts, EDU SOTU highlights and more.

Catch up on JNUC 2026 Day 2: top session themes, the 10 best-attended breakouts, EDU SOTU highlights and more.

Catch up on JNUC 2026 Day 1: top session themes, the 10 best-attended breakouts, Keynote and SOTU highlights and more.

The education landscape has changed quite a bit this year. At the 2026 JNUC State of the Union, attendees discovered what new features Jamf has to offer educators and admins to meet new challenges and how to use them to keep the focus on what matters: learning.

Learn about the new upcoming Jamf platform features announced at the JNUC 2026 Platform State of the Union.

Part 2 of Jamf's agentic security series moves from containing code execution to constraining enterprise authority. Learn about scoping agent identities and credentials, governing MCP servers and tools, and enforcing authorization outside the model.

Support tickets are a late signal. Real device visibility helps IT spot friction and act before employees feel it.

Jamf Threat Labs investigates a newer variant of PamStealer, the third known variant of the family, distributed as a fake application installer that uses a purpose-built decryption utility to ensure the payload cannot be recovered without server cooperation.

Small tech interruptions like slow apps and device issues quietly compound into a real productivity and IT workload problem for growing organizations.

Ravenna's AI agents use Jamf Pro data and your team's runbooks to resolve Mac issues right in Slack.

What breaks first when IT scales? Usually, whatever one person quietly held together from memory. 

A preview of Serval's sponsor session at JNUC 2026.

On September 23, 2026, Jamf Nation met in Kansas City, Mo., known for its legendary BBQ, live jazz and warm hospitality. Read on for a summary of the keynote featuring — for the first time — CEO Beth Tschida.

AI agents have legitimate access to your systems and the ability to act on them. Learn how to keep your data protected with four AI controls.

Amazon's same-day delivery works because its AI is governed. This AWS session at JNUC 2026 shows how to bring that same control to enterprise AI on Amazon Bedrock.

OS 27 advances identity, autonomous management and visibility, plus family-focused tools shaping the future of education technology.

Apple's OS 27 release brings declarative management, new identity tools and real-time fleet visibility to IT admins.

School IT teams don't write math curriculum, but the way they deploy, configure and secure devices shapes whether a numeracy program succeeds. Learn more.

Jamf lets you extend infrastructure as code to Apple endpoint management. With Terraform providers across Jamf Pro, Jamf Protect, Jamf School, and Jamf Security Cloud and backed by a unified Platform API Gateway, you can declare your entire Jamf environment in code, ship peer-reviewed changes through a pipeline and roll back with a single Git command.

Jamf is named a Customers’ Choice in Gartner Peer Insights™ 2026 Voice of the Customer for Endpoint Management Tools.

Read on to learn more about recent updates to Jamf Premium Support, including the introduction of Technical Account Managers (TAM), Training Passes, and more support tiers.

Jamf Threat Labs uncovers fake macOS installers tied to the same infrastructure behind past Git hook and VS Code task file attacks.

AI agents are powerful tools, but they introduce unique risks to your organization. Learn how AI platforms within your company cause trouble, from both attackers and legitimate use, and how AI governance helps defend against these threats.

Jamf Platform APIs and the Platform API Gateway are now generally available! Learn what you can build and automate across the Jamf platform.

For European organizations, keeping sensitive data under control can be an organizational requirement.

Ten years after DARPA's first all-machine hacking tournament, AI agents are solving live CTF challenges, competing with human teams and pushing cybersecurity toward an AI-vs.-AI future. Read on to discover how this future can affect your cybersecurity.

Apple's Threat Notifications signal mercenary spyware targeting; learn verification steps, response actions, and layered mobile security defenses for high-risk users.

Learn how to move from summer drift to a security posture built for classroom learning.

Kat Garbis and Josh Thornton sit down with Jeff Ovik and Kelsey Dahl to preview JNUC 2026 in Kansas City — new programs, sessions and the after-party.

AI tools can accelerate data exposure, compromise software supply chains and trigger risky agentic behavior. Part two of a two-part series.

You spent the summer getting devices enrolled, updated and compliant. That's the baseline, not the finish line. Learn what it takes to make sure devices are optimized for learning.

Device deployment isn't the finish line. Here's what completes the chain from device-in-hand to technology in confident, everyday use.

Jamf Threat Labs discovers and investigates AmnesiaStealer, a multi-stage Rust-based macOS infostealer spread through a counterfeit GitHub download page that captures the login password, reaches for macOS bypasses Apple has already patched, and can hand the operator live, hidden control of the victim's Chromium browser to steal authenticated sessions.

Black Hat USA 2026 highlighted how cybersecurity has fundamentally changed. Here's a peek into what the Jamf team was up to, what we learned, and what we showed at the conference.

AI use in your organization can be a silent threat multiplier. Here's how to ensure your organization's data remains secure. Part one of a two-part series.

Jamf Threat Labs uncovers a macOS campaign using a fake Zoom installer to deploy Overlord RAT. Built with .NET, this cross-platform technique simultaneously targets Windows, joining Go- and Rust-based cross-platform malware.

Sophisticated mobile attack kits profile a device before exploiting it, and understanding those checks shows defenders how hardening a phone can make an attacker walk away.

Jamf Threat Labs analyzes Samsung kernel memory protections and bypass methods observed in the wild.

The EU AI Act's high-risk deadlines just moved. Here's what stayed, what changed and what to do now.

Discover why "managed" doesn't mean "secure." See where MDM-only environments leave blind spots and how integrating endpoint security closes them.