Jamf Cloud-based Identity and Access Management for Apple
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Cloud-based Identity and Access Management Security for the modern threat landscape.

Modern identity and access, managed and secured.
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Say 'hello' to a more secure new normal.

Provisioning accounts with cloud-based identity ensures that only trusted users are able to access devices and resources, from anywhere at any time. Users can easily authenticate to their Mac, mobile device and resources through a seamless experience from onboarding to access with just a single set of credentials.

IdP that works for everybody.

Using Jamf paired with a cloud identity provider delivers:

  • Account provisioning based on user cloud identity attributes and management
  • Password sync between local Mac account and corporate resources
  • Unified identity and access management across all enterprise apps and Mac

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Identity and Access Management for Beginners

Understand the basics of identity and access management and how it's used to verify a user’s identity and their level of access to a particular system. By pairing a cloud identity provider with Jamf MDM and Jamf Connect, your organization can take a significant step toward modern identity management.

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Work Anywhere

Enable a remote workforce backed by experts in device, identity and SaaS application management with Jamf, OneLogin and BetterCloud.

Security isn’t optional.

Enforce conditional access.

Using Jamf for identity and access management offers:

  • Context-aware conditional access through continuous risk assessment
  • Cloud-based, scalable network protection
  • Support for conditional access workflows with Microsoft and Google

Jamf Connect replaces legacy VPN technology and delivers true, purpose-built Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA). With secure connections to business apps, end-user privacy is preserved while non-business applications route directly to the internet.