Jamf Holding Corp.

Jamf is the leading provider of Apple enterprise management and security solutions. It offers a cloud platform for deploying, managing, and securing Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Apple TV in enterprise, education, and healthcare environments. Zach Halmstad and Chip Pearson founded it in 2002 in Minneapolis. For over two decades, Jamf has been singularly focused on the Apple ecosystem, building the deepest Apple management capabilities available.

The product portfolio has three pillars: device management, identity and access, and endpoint security. Jamf Pro is the flagship MDM solution for enterprises. It provides zero-touch deployment, automated configuration, app distribution, patch management, and inventory management for Apple fleets. Jamf School is built for K-12 education with classroom management, device controls, and content filtering. Jamf Connect provides cloud identity authentication and zero-trust network access for Mac users, integrating with Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, and Google.

Jamf Protect delivers endpoint security built specifically for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS. It handles malware prevention, threat detection, compliance enforcement, and telemetry. The important distinction is that Jamf Protect was designed from the ground up for Apple's operating systems. Most competing security tools started on Windows and were adapted afterward. The combination of management, identity, and security into a unified Apple platform is a key differentiator.

Jamf manages roughly 33 million Apple devices across over 75,000 customers. Nine of the top 10 companies by market cap use the platform. Technology, education, healthcare, financial services, and government are the core verticals. Annual revenue is approximately $600 million. Subscription revenue exceeds 95% of total. Gross margins sit around 80%. About 2,700 employees work at the company. The secular trend of Apple adoption in enterprise, which accelerated after the pandemic, provides a steady growth tailwind.