JamfDash - 1.0

Jamf Dash 1.0. Thank you to everyone who tested the release candidates. Please report anything that doesn't work with Help → Report a Problem….

New: Jamf Security Cloud

Connect Jamf Dash to Jamf Security Cloud (formerly Wandera) to see a device risk dashboard alongside your Jamf Pro data.

• Add your Application ID and Application Secret from the RADAR portal in Settings → Security Cloud. Credentials are stored in the macOS keychain and never leave your Mac except to authenticate with api.wandera.com.
• Once connected, a Security Cloud section appears in the sidebar with a full device inventory from the Risk API.
• The risk summary banner shows device counts by risk level (High, Medium, Low, Secure, Unknown). Click any level to filter.
• The device table shows risk level, OS type, connector state, deployment state, user, and last-seen time. All columns are sortable.
• Select a device to open the inspector panel with identity, device, and connectivity details.
• Filter by OS type and search by device name, user, or email.
• Credentials are optional: the sidebar item only appears when they are configured, and can be removed at any time.

New: Unlock User Account

A new Unlock User Account action is available in the device actions panel. It sends the UnlockUserAccount MDM command to unlock a macOS user account that was locked by Jamf Pro. Enter the macOS short username in the sheet before sending. Requires jamf-cli 1.34 or later.

New: Extension Attribute Dependency Map

Extension Attributes now shows where every computer and mobile device extension attribute is used across smart groups, advanced searches, policies, configuration profiles, restricted software entries and patch policies — so you can see what's affected before editing, disabling or deleting one. See the 1.0-rc.1 release notes for the full details.

Requirements

macOS 14 Sonoma or later; Dashie needs Apple Intelligence (macOS 26 or later, Mac with Apple silicon). jamf-cli 1.34 or later. English only.