A key security measure for organizations is to ensure their enterprise devices align with compliance standards and corporate policies. The examples below describe how to secure your organization's users, data, and devices.
- Compliance baseline alerts
- A newly enrolled macOS computer is found to have screen sharing enabled. With the rule set in Jamf Protect, compliance baselines alerts the device's administrator about the device's non-compliance. An administrator can take action in the Jamf Security Cloud portal to enforce the controls to bring the device into compliance.
- Web protection policies
- A network administrator has seen a rise in the number of phishing attempts sent to employees via email. Use web protection policies to shield employees from phishing attempts and malware.
- Analytics
- An organization administrator notices a jump in network activity outside of regular business hours. Use Jamf Protect analytics to identify suspicious user behavior or malicious system activity on macOS computers.
- Pre-configured activation profiles
- A company provides its sales team with company-provided mobile phones which will require secure connections. Use a pre-configured activation profile to deploy Jamf Protect to mobile devices through the organization's UEM.