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Investing.com -- Jamf Holding (NASDAQ:JAMF) stock rose 3.2% Monday after the company announced the beta release of AI Analysis for its Executive Threat Protection solution, a new artificial intelligence capability designed to streamline mobile forensic analysis.
The new feature, unveiled during Jamf’s 16th annual Jamf Nation User Conference, enables security teams to analyze suspicious device activity with a single click. The AI-powered tool provides rapid summaries of potential security incidents, including unusual app behaviors and recommendations for next steps - tasks that previously required hours or days of manual analysis by forensic experts.
"AI Analysis acts as an embedded forensic expert that can review suspicious activity in minutes and provide clear, actionable summaries," said Henry Patel, Chief Strategy Officer at Jamf. "By using AI to translate complex telemetry into plain-language recommendations, we’re helping security teams respond faster and more confidently to potential mobile threats."
Jamf Executive Threat Protection is designed to help organizations detect sophisticated attacks targeting high-value users such as executives, journalists, and political figures. The company noted that Apple has sent threat notifications to users in more than 150 countries about potential exposure to mercenary spyware, highlighting growing mobile security risks.
The new AI Analysis feature is now available in beta to all Jamf Executive Threat Protection cloud customers, allowing them to automate and streamline threat analysis processes that typically require specialized expertise.
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