Jamf Blog

The world of Apple Mobile Device Management (MDM) can sometimes raise questions. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions, some answers, and some suggestions for further reading.

Learn about the cyber kill chain and how to use it to learn more about the threats and threat actors targeting your enterprise. Also, Jamf Threat Labs takes you on a deep dive into the anatomy of an attack, dissecting each phase of an attack by the Atomic Stealer malware.

Learn about the security and privacy controls in Apple Intelligence and how Apple’s revolutionary approach to designing the Private Cloud Compute infrastructure sets it apart from AI models hosted in cloud-based environments. Furthermore, understand how Apple succeeds where others are subject to common data security vulnerabilities and user privacy risks.

Manufacturing and hard hat industries benefit greatly from powerful yet easy-to-use Apple devices that transform processes and drive innovation. Learn about how Apple and Jamf help these industries transition business workflows to the digital age.

Tim Knox and Jonathan Yuresko, Senior Consulting Engineers at Jamf, join Kat and Sean to discuss the creative solutions they’ve built for customers’ unique use cases.

Discover the major features and functionalities from the iOS 18, iPadOS 18 and visionOS 2 releases as well as Managed Apple Accounts.

Securing your mobile fleet, while sharing many similarities with desktop computers, may vary vastly depending on variables specific only to mobile technology. Mobile security requires nuanced approaches to prevent threats specifically targeting smartphones, tablets and mobile computers (laptops), and their users.

When Apple releases their latest operating systems, users, and IT and security admins alike are eager to upgrade. It's crucial to ensure your workflows are as compatible with the latest OS as possible — extensive testing of Apple's betas are critical for success. At Jamf, we know how important it is to stay up to date with Apple releases and have done so since 2002. Read this blog to find out why this is so important for the security and productivity of your company.