Mobile is no longer just an endpoint — it’s the control plane for modern work. And while traditional MDM laid the groundwork for device management, it was never designed to counter today’s identity-centric, app-layer, and network-borne mobile threats.

In this session, we explore how enterprises can evolve from device control to intelligent mobile defense — powered by the integrated Apple-first security approach from Jamf.
🔎 The Mobile Reality & Enterprise Blind Spots

As organizations scale Apple adoption across remote and hybrid workforces, visibility gaps widen:

Limited insight into mobile phishing attempts
No contextual risk scoring for mobile devices
Blind spots around compromised apps or malicious network activity
Overreliance on configuration policies as “security”

We’ll examine why MDM alone doesn’t equal mobile security — and where enterprises remain exposed.
⚠️ Evolving Mobile Threats & Advanced Attack Techniques

Mobile adversaries are increasingly sophisticated:

Zero-click and zero-day exploits
MFA fatigue and credential phishing targeting mobile users
Malicious configuration profiles
Rogue Wi-Fi and network interception attacks
Enterprise app-layer compromise

We’ll discuss how attackers bypass legacy controls — and how real-time mobile threat defense closes those gaps.
🌍 Compliance Readiness & Global Regulatory Pressure

From data privacy mandates to industry-specific regulations, mobile endpoints are now in scope for compliance audits.

We’ll explore how organizations can:

Maintain audit-ready posture across managed Apple fleets
Enforce conditional access based on real-time risk
Align device trust with Zero Trust frameworks

🛡️ Building a Layered, Intelligence-Driven Apple Mobile Defense Strategy
True mobile security goes beyond MDM — combining device management, endpoint protection, identity-aware access controls, and continuous threat detection.

This session highlights how the unified capabilities across the Jamf platform — including:

Advanced Apple device management
Mobile threat defense
Identity-based access enforcement
Network threat prevention

— work together to create a seamless, Apple-native security architecture that strengthens protection without degrading user experience.

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Beyond MDM: The Future of Enterprise Mobile Defense