Episode 228: Supply Chain Attackery

Most Mac Admins use a device management tool – be it agentless (ie MDM which arguably has a first party agent) or one that uses an agent to provide more capabilities than the MDM protocol does on its own. Recently, we’ve seen a number of attacks that target systems used to keep computers updated and matching security requirements. Today’s episode explores a recent article in Wired about the potential behind supply chain attacks on the Jamf platform – with about the best people you could be having talk about it, people from Jamf!

Hosts:

  • Tom Bridge, Principal Product Manager, JumpCloud – @tbridge777
  • Charles Edge, CTO, Bootstrappers.mn – @cedge318
  • Marcus Ransom, Apple Systems Architect, CompNow – @marcusransom

Guests:

  • Matthias Wollnik (Product Marketing Manager, Security)
  • Catherine (Katie) McKay, Consulting Engineer for Security
  • Jaron Bradley, Detections Lead

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