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Jamf Pro

Security tooling · API key / service-account token · Daily

API client (client_credentials). Pulls FileVault disk-encryption coverage and MDM managed-device coverage — the platform's first endpoint-configuration (SC-28/CM-6) evidence from device management.

Authentication
API key / service-account token
Sync cadence
Daily
Stale threshold
Every 2 days
Category
Security tooling

Evidence this connector produces

Every sync writes typed evidence rows linked to the controls below. Evidence is immutable once attached to an approved assessment, fingerprinted for de-dup, and surfaced in the control coverage calculation on your dashboard.

NIST 800-53 SC-28CM-6

How to connect

Create a read-only API role + client in Jamf Pro and paste your instance URL + client credentials.

  1. 1
    Create the API role

    Jamf Pro → Settings → System → API roles and clients → API Roles → New. Grant privilege: Read Computers.

  2. 2
    Create the API client

    API Clients → New → assign the role → Enable. Copy the Client ID, then Generate client secret (shown once).

  3. 3
    Note your instance URL

    Your Jamf Pro URL, e.g. https://acme.jamfcloud.com — paste the full https URL.

Security model

Every connector ships behind the same auditor-grade primitives — not just RBAC config, but architectural enforcement.

Credentials KMS-encrypted at rest

Tokens, client secrets, and service-account keys are encrypted under a per-tenant AWS KMS data key. The plaintext is never persisted, never logged, and never leaves the FastAPI process boundary.

Tenant-isolated by architecture

Every Connection, ConnectorRun, and emitted Evidence row carries an organization ObjectId. The scheduler never iterates without an org-scoped filter; cross-tenant evidence bleed is impossible at the data layer.

Audit log on every action

Connect, sync, sync-failure, re-auth, and revoke each write a row to the immutable AuditLog. The full lifecycle is reconstructable for any examiner.

Soft-delete on revoke

Revoking a connection sets deletedAt and clears the encrypted credential blob, but the historical evidence + sync log stays queryable for the retention window. Auditors can still trace what was attested when.

Stale-evidence degradation

If this connector hasn't synced in Every 2 days, control coverage degrades automatically and an alert fires. Auditors don't trust stale evidence — neither do we.

Least-privilege scopes only

We request the minimum read-only scopes needed for the listed evidence. No write scopes, no admin scopes, no scopes outside the documented set.

Ready to connect Jamf Pro?

Connect from Settings → Integrations — typically under 5 minutes. Or talk to us first.