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Every year, WWDC provides a glimpse into the future of Apple’s platforms. While individual announcements often focus on new features, the bigger story is usually found in the direction Apple is taking its ecosystem.

This year, that direction is particularly relevant for education.

This year's announcements at WWDC26 carry more operational weight than most. OS 27 offers a structural shift in how Apple devices are configured, secured and managed.

Get a full overview of Apple’s 2026 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) announcements, including a major leap forward in Apple Intelligence, a refined design system, expanded child safety tools and meaningful performance improvements across every platform.

Travis County ITS Senior Systems Engineer Billy Roberts shares how his team uses Jamf to secure a CJIS-compliant hybrid device fleet — cutting app vetting time, blocking phishing threats and enforcing compliance.

Does your Microsoft stack cover every device in your environment? Jamf's seamless integrations can make it happen.

Failed deployments devour IT’s time and dominates productivity. Discover why the cycle keeps repeating – and learn how to break it.

Jamf School makes it simple for K-12 schools to deploy and manage Mac alongside iPad — delivering a secure, seamless, education-focused experience that empowers students and reduces IT complexity.

Read a deep technical exploration of ARM's Memory Tagging Extension, Apple's Memory Integrity Enforcement (MIE), and how hardware-assisted memory safety is reshaping kernel security and vulnerability research across modern ARM architectures.

Learn how Jamf uses native macOS and iOS threat prevention to close security gaps and prove compliance where PC-based tooling leaves Apple devices exposed.

MSP engineers must resist quick-win scoping in Jamf Pro and build scalable, automated, code-driven deployments instead.

MacBook Neo brings powerful, affordable Mac computing to K-12 classrooms — and with Jamf, deploying and managing it alongside iPad has never been easier.

Learn what seamless learning access means and discover how it supports classroom delivery while simplifying iPad usage.

Cross-platform security tools leave critical blind spots on Apple devices in K-12 environments. Read on to learn why Apple's hardware-rooted architecture demands purpose-built solutions, and what Apple-native security like Jamf Protect actually looks like.

Jamf earns a top 15 ranking and leads retail growth in Okta's 2026 report, a powerful validation of Apple security's role in the enterprise.

Jamf Nation Live (JNL) is a great way to connect with other admins and Jamfs alike. Did you miss it this year? Get a recap of this year's JNLs.

In-network filtering stops securing online activity the moment students leave campus, but Jamf Safe Internet delivers consistent content filtering everywhere they go.

The Canvas incident reflects systemic patterns in how education technology is deployed and how trust gets extended. Learn how to protect your school.

Read our e-book to discover how Declarative Device Management (DDM) can help your organization scale up with faster updates, proactive compliance and real-time fleet visibility.

As education technology evolves, schools need a complete Apple device management approach that unifies identity, security and insight to support better learning outcomes. Learn how Jamf helps.

The beta release of Mac threat prevention simplifies how Jamf admins can defend their Mac fleets.

Mac security updates lag due to legacy workflows. DDM enables faster patching, reducing vulnerability windows and manual effort for IT teams.

Jamf Training marks 20 years of empowering IT professionals with hands-on learning, certifications, and evolving pathways to manage and secure Apple.

Discover how granular, device-level content filtering gives K-12 IT teams the precision to protect students everywhere without blocking the tools teachers depend on.

Jamf Threat Labs analyzes leaked source code of a Safari exploitation kit (DarkSword) and the impact of this disclosure on the mobile ecosystem.

Jamf's new Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) feature gives organizations in regulated industries complete control over their encryption keys to protect sensitive data across Jamf Pro and cloud-hosted services.

Introducing Dedicated Internet Gateway, a better way to route traffic. Available with Jamf for Mac and Jamf for Mobile.

Automation helps small IT teams reduce manual work, improve consistency, strengthen security and support growing Apple fleets without adding headcount.

When we introduced blueprints to Jamf Pro and Jamf School, we introduced more than a feature. It's Jamf's approach to delivering declarative device management (DDM) capabilities — and how we'll continue to ship new ones as Apple's framework evolves.

It's possible to improve employee experience and productivity without compromising control. Learn how to reduce downtime, empower users and keep devices secure and compliant.

MacBook Neo lowers the cost barrier to Mac adoption, creating a clear path from first device to enterprise scale. Learn how to start your Mac deployment with Apple tools and discover how to grow with Jamf.

Commercial spyware defeats Apple's pointer authentication and achieves kernel memory access. Jamf Threat Labs investigates.

RSA Conference 2026 highlighted how AI is reshaping security operations and introducing new risks while Mac and mobile adoption continues to accelerate in the enterprise — reinforcing the need for connected, identity-driven security platforms. Find out more.

The free, self-paced Jamf 140 Course builds foundational skills to manage, secure and deploy Apple devices in K-12 environments.

Jamf Threat Labs discovered a ClickFix-style macOS attack that abuses the applescript:// URL scheme to launch Script Editor and deliver an Atomic Stealer infostealer payload — bypassing Terminal entirely.

Practical guidance for small IT teams with limited time and resources about how to consistently maintain, secure and update devices without adding to IT workloads.

Jamf After Dark discusses how mobile forensics gives organizations actionable insight into advanced threats to close critical security gaps in modern enterprises.

Discover how AI Assistant enhances Apple device management and security with real-time insights, compliance checks and intelligent alert analysis.

G2 has recognized Jamf across three categories in its 2026 Best Software Awards: Enterprise, Security and IT Management.

Learn how Smallstep secures device identity, eliminates manual workflows and reduces security risks in real time.

Self Service+ reduces tickets by enabling secure self service, improving productivity and freeing IT for higher-value work.

Discover what healthcare's brightest minds are building toward in this HIMSS 2026 recap.

Get expert advice and Mac-specific threat intelligence with Beacon by Jamf Threat Labs.

Jamf's Apple-first MSP platform empowers managed service providers to build scalable, profitable Apple practices by leveraging native Apple technologies — including Declarative Device Management and Apple network relay — rather than retrofitting Windows-era tools onto macOS.

Jamf Threat Labs details how the GhostClaw malware campaign uses GitHub repositories and AI-assisted development workflows to deliver credential-stealing payloads on macOS.

Learn how Jamf can help you fully manage your entire mobile device fleet.

K-12 schools are frequent targets for social engineering attacks due to inexperienced users and limited resources. Learn what social engineering is, how it shows up in school environments, and how a combination of user education and security tools can help protect students, teachers and IT teams.

Jamf Nation Live (JNL) returns in 2026, bringing hands-on learning, practical workflows and vibrant community connections to six cities across the U.S.

Discover how combining Jamf Mobile Forensics with Developer Mode creates an environment that sophisticated malware is engineered to avoid.

An overload of password reset tickets isn't random. It's the predictable result of fragmented access.