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Is your IT team counting down the days until school begins? 🍎

If you're behind the scenes, back-to-school season doesn't have to mean scrambling through the end of summer. Our Back-to-School Checklist sets you up for smooth sailing, outlining every phase of Apple device prep from planning to that exciting first week back, and long-term stabilization, we're here to help.

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Back-to-School Checklist for K-12 Device Management Get a step-by-step checklist for prepping, deploying and stabilizing Apple devices before the school year starts.

Did you know that your iPhone can be scanned by attackers even before they try to hack it?

Turns out, a fancy iOS exploit kit called Coruna, which was revealed by Google Threat Intelligence, starts by checking out your device model, OS version, and security settings. If it sees that you have Lockdown Mode or are browsing privately, it just backs off.

Check out our latest blog post where our Jamf Threat Labs team dives into what this early reconnaissance means for modern mobile threats: https://okt.to/qJVOpP

Why Fingerprinting Is the First Move in Mobile Attacks Before any exploit fires, mobile attack kits profile the device to decide if it's worth the risk. Learn how fingerprinting works and what it tells defenders.

Black Hat USA 2026 still has our team buzzing!

At our booth, we enjoyed talking AI governance, Mac malware, mobile threat hunting and spyware with security leaders and longtime Apple admins.

Jamf was also honored to be part of the Network Operations Center's collaborative effort, helping keep the conference network secure. Attendees could even step into the NOC Outpost for an exciting first-hand look at how it all comes together.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth and the NOC Outpost!
Get the full recap of what the Jamf team was up to, what we learned and what we showed at the conference: https://okt.to/NWGmLZ

Lessons Learned at Black Hat Fuel More Collaboration Jamf was at Black Hat 2026 to talk all things security, AI governance and AI usage. Read on to get all the details.

Our favorite part of JNUC planning every year is watching people realize there's an entire track built for exactly what they do!

✅ Mac Teams for the people living in Apple management day-to-day
✅ Build and Integrate with Jamf for the API and automation crowd
✅ Identity and Network Access
✅ Endpoint Protection and Compliance
✅ Mobility at Work
✅ Plus dedicated tracks for K-12, higher ed, and anyone brand new to Jamf

JNUC 2026 is September 23-25 in Kansas City. Go find your track and then register: https://okt.to/LkRnKz

Good device management is invisible. Bad device management ruins someone's first week.

Our infographic, How Device Management Shapes Digital Employee Experience, addresses that gap now. It lays out the real data on onboarding, retention, security and ROI for teams running lean without extra headcount to spare.

Take a look and see exactly where the wins are hiding in your current setup 👇

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Our Jamf Threat Labs team spent time inside Samsung's kernel hardening stack this month, and it's fascinating research.

Samsung ships four separate protection layers (RKP, KDP, DEFEX and JOPP/ROPP) specifically to block privilege escalation. Turns out a GPU DMA exploit chain can slip past every one of them because the GPU writes to physical memory without ever touching the CPU checks those layers rely on.

If you like a good technical deep dive into how attackers actually think, this is for you → https://okt.to/BKVdDl

Samsung Kernel Protections Bypassed via GPU DMA Jamf Threat Labs breaks down how a Qualcomm GPU driver flaw (CVE-2025-21479) sidesteps Samsung's kernel defenses to gain root.

The EU AI Act's high-risk deadlines just moved, but that doesn't mean the pressure is off. Stand-alone high-risk systems now have until December 2, 2027 to comply. Meanwhile, Article 50's transparency rules, covering chatbots, content generators and virtual agents, still land on August 2, 2026.

If your organization does business in the EU or touches EU citizen data, this affects you even if you don't think of yourself as an "AI company." Deployers inherit obligations too.

Our latest blog breaks down what changed, what didn't and three dated actions to take now.

Get the full breakdown → https://okt.to/xUXQla

EU AI Act 2026 Update: New Deadlines & What IT Leaders Must Do The EU AI Act just got new deadlines. Here's what changed on June 29, 2026, what didn't and the three things IT and compliance leaders should do now.

Want to go to JNUC, but haven't asked yet? We wrote the email so that stops being true.

The JNUC 2026 "Convince Your Boss" letter lays out the full case for you:

👉 Sessions with Apple, Microsoft and Google
👉 Customer-led deep dives on real IT and InfoSec workflows
👉 Demos from Jamf experts

Get what you need to convince your boss here: https://okt.to/Y9lT71

Copy it, fill in your details, and then send it. Once they say yes, get registered here: https://okt.to/LvPBOj