Jamf

Name: Jamf
Address: 100 Washington Avenue S, Suite 900, Minneapolis, MN, 55401, US
Telephone: (612) 605-6625
Price range: Not applicable

The Standard in Managing and Securing Apple at Work
More than 76,500 global customers rely on Jamf to manage 33.2 million devices as of 12/31/25.

Jamf is the Standard in Apple Enterprise Management. Jamf was born from the desire to create a better technology management solution for the hundreds of Macs on the University of Wisconsin — Eau Claire (UWEC) campus. Founded in 2002, Jamf has a straight-forward mission:
Help organizations succeed with Apple. Jamf is committed to enabling IT to empower end users and bring the legendary Apple experience to businesses, education and government organizations via its product portfolio and the 100,000 members of Jamf Nation. Today, more than 75,300 global customers rely on Jamf to manage over 32.3 million devices as of 12/31/23.

10/30/2026

Jamfs in Brno spent a few volunteer time off hours cleaning up an area of this beautiful city. The team filled several bags with trash and discarded items, including a road sign, an electric scooter, a MiniDisc left in the mud, and cut cable connectors and transformers.

When they finished, they paused to take in views of Brno.

10/30/2026

Question for school IT teams: are squeezed budgets, one-size-fits-all security, and devices that go home with students putting your network at risk? Mat Pullen weighs in on why that combination makes schools such an easy target for cybercriminals in this issues of in the Channel: https://okt.to/ialyTn

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10/29/2026

School IT teams are constantly juggling repairs, app requests, and new students. Automation takes the repetitive setup off their plate, so teachers and students get working devices faster. See where to start.

https://okt.to/mgOaGE

10/29/2026

The calendar says Cybersecurity Awareness Month is ending soon. Threat actors didn’t get the memo.

Jamf training keeps IT and security teams sharp year round, with hands-on paths across Jamf Pro, Jamf Protect and Jamf School, taught by instructors with real field experience managing Apple devices.

Explore Jamf training: https://okt.to/PiBpvQ

10/28/2026

Is shadow AI running on your network right now?

Jamf VP of Portfolio Strategy, Michael Covington, recently wrote that most organizations couldn’t catch it if it showed up, and that visibility gap, not employee behavior, is what makes shadow AI risky.

His take: “Governance... is the nuts-and-bolts plumbing of deploying AI responsibly. It’s unglamorous, but essential. Plumbing is boring too, but it needs to be done well, or the rest of the house won’t work.”

Check out the full piece on Cyber Security Intelligence: https://okt.to/tm1fkI

You can’t govern shadow AI you can’t see Michael Covington, VP of Strategy at Jamf Effective AI governance requires endpoint visibility rather than blanket bans, enabling secure innovation through tool-focused access controls.**

10/27/2026

Apple’s declarative management model has changed how teams move devices from one OS version to another.

Duriung in London, Luke Allen, Jamf Senior Consulting Engineer, walked through the process for Jamf Pro in the cloud and on-prem. He also showed a mobility tool for the first time and what Blueprints can do for software updates, all live.

Watch the full session: https://okt.to/8hPMDN

10/26/2026

New blog in our series is up: how to secure AI agents when prevention isn’t enough.

We cover three practices. Treat content agents retrieve, like emails and webpages, as untrusted data. Record agent activity somewhere the agent can’t change. Test your recovery plan with agent-specific scenarios.

It’s part 3 of our agentic AI security series, so the earlier posts are a good place to start if you haven’t read them.

https://okt.to/2vrbwZ

Prevention will fail. Secure AI agents with input provenance, independent logging, tested recovery and controls scaled to what each agent can reach and change.

10/25/2026

AI makes it easier for attackers to find posture gaps and craft convincing phishing messages. Shreyas Sadalgi, Co-Founder & CEO of Amplifier Security, explains why blind enforcement without a two-way dialogue creates friction and distrust. Watch the clip, then the full Jamf After Dark episode: https://okt.to/mgsLDc

10/24/2026

Here is one to add to your weekend playlist: Adam Boynton joined Bradley C. on 9to5Mac’s Apple @ Work podcast to talk about something every IT team wrestles with — when to patch an old device and when it’s time to just replace it.

His take: “You can’t protect what you can’t see. If you’re running devices that are out of date or don’t know what operating system they’re running on, you’re running in the dark.”

Listen: https://okt.to/17ACVS

In this episode of Apple @ Work, Adam Boynton from Jamf joins the show to talk about Apple's recent security updates and the importance of patching older devices.

10/23/2026

Members of our team spent some helping in the wild, literally, at The Wildcat Sanctuary in Sandstone, Minnesota.

Last month, a crew installed third-layer fencing for the sanctuary’s red zone and did landscape work around a new enclosure. The sanctuary continues to expand so it can support more animals in need, and we were glad to lend a few extra hands.

Thank you to The Wildcat Sanctuary for having us, and for the work you do in showing these beautiful animals compassion every day.

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100 Washington Avenue S, Suite 900
Minneapolis, MN
55401

Telephone

(612) 605-6625

Website

http://www.jamf.com/

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