Dmytro Kharkov

Jamf launches spyware detection tool for executives with 22 minute scan

Jamf launches spyware detection tool for executives with 22 minute scan
Jamf scans for spyware in minutes

Jamf has introduced a mobile forensics feature that detects spyware, including Pegasus, on executive phones in about 22 minutes. Unlike traditional approaches, the service does not require surrendering the device.

This move targets a growing demand for efficient, non-disruptive security solutions for mobile devices amid rising incidents of targeted spyware attacks on high-profile users.

Jamf has previously urged organizations to audit Apple fleets for hidden security risks, offering a checklist to address gaps beyond compliance standards. The company also launched AI Governance to help manage unexpected AI tool installations across managed devices. These initiatives reflect ongoing efforts to strengthen device-level security controls for enterprise clients.

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