Jamf Blog

Matt Woodruff, Security Solutions Lead, and Andrew Medearis, Senior Product Manager of Jamf Protect, took the stage at JNUC to dive into everything you need to know about Jamf’s latest addition to its product line and why Jamf is expanding into Mac security.

Security experts discuss the importance of "living in the shoes of a normal user, not an admin” during this JNUC 2019 session.

Cryptojacking, the unauthorized use of a computer to mine cryptocurrency, is an increasingly common threat. How do you spot the warning signs, and how do you prevent cryptojacking attempts?

Jamf's threat research team has discovered 17* apps on the Apple App Store that are infected with clicker trojan malware. The apps communicate with a known command and control (C&C) server to simulate user interactions in order to fraudulently collect ad revenue.

Security is a top priority for any IT admin, no matter which platform(s) they are supporting. Read this for a tutorial on Apple device security.

It seems there are endless ways in which your mobile device can be attacked. With scary mental images of devious hackers chipping away at our mobile device’s security, it’s easy to forget that the most common way for a device to be compromised is through careless action by the end-user. One such action is to sideload risky applications to the device.

Securing remote connections, encrypting data transmissions and conditional access are only a few of the critical components that make your mobile fleet secure whether your users are connected from the corporate network, working remotely - or a hybrid environment.