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We hear this a lot: "We have MDM, so we're covered on mobile security." Not quite, and it's an easy assumption to make.

MDM configures devices. It doesn't necessarily catch phishing attempts, confirm your updates are actually current, or check device posture before granting access.

We built a quick self-assessment checklist across four areas:

✅ Threat defense
✅ Compliance and device health
✅ Updates and vulnerability management
✅ And identity and access

Run through it and see where your actual gaps are → https://okt.to/KFh7Ek

An AI coding agent recently deleted a developer's entire production database. Not because it was hacked. Because someone left it running in full access mode with no sandbox and no review step.

This wasn't a one-off. Replit's agent did something similar in 2025. Gemini CLI hallucinated a successful file operation and wiped a directory. The pattern is always the same: a human stepped out of the loop before the damage happened.

The setting that prevents this already exists. Jamf's AI Governance lets IT lock it down at the fleet level, before a developer ever reaches it

Read about it here → https://okt.to/ZfPrxG

AI Deleted a Production Database. Governance Is the Fix OpenAI's GPT-5.6 wiped production databases in full-access mode. The fix isn't a smarter model — it's locking AI permissions across your fleet.