On 2025‑10‑08, Jamf kicked off its 16th annual Jamf Nation User Conference (JNUC) in Denver, Colorado, and announced a new Platform API ecosystem, AI‑powered security skills, and automated software‑update settings for its Apple‑first management platform. The Platform API ecosystem provides a unified, predictable interface that enables developers, IT, and security teams to automate workflows, reduce integration complexity, and unlock new possibilities for managing and securing Apple devices at scale.
Jamf also introduced a new AI Assistant Security Skill for Jamf Protect, which analyzes telemetry, correlates events, and delivers plain‑language guidance to help security teams triage alerts more effectively. In addition, the company expanded its Blueprints solution with an Automated Software Update Settings declaration that allows devices to self‑manage operating‑system updates based on policies defined once by IT, eliminating manual intervention and ensuring consistent compliance.
The announcement included Platform Single Sign‑On, which synchronizes local passwords with cloud IDP accounts and extends single‑sign‑on to native and web apps, delivering a seamless authentication experience on the Mac. Jamf’s support for the same‑day rollout of macOS 26 further demonstrates its commitment to rapid, zero‑downtime updates for its customers.
Jamf serves more than 75,000 organizations across 100 countries, managing over 30 million devices, and represents approximately 65% of the Fortune 500. The new capabilities are positioned to strengthen Jamf’s competitive moat, improve operational efficiency, and drive future revenue growth by enhancing the value proposition for existing and prospective customers.
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