KlickKlack is proud to announce that we have officially become a Jamf Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP). With this new authorization, KlickKlack becomes the world's only partner to simultaneously hold all three certifications — Jamf Elite Partner, Jamf MSP, and Jamf MSSP — covering the full lifecycle of Apple enterprise device management, from deployment and day-to-day operations to advanced threat detection and forensic investigation.
What MSSP Means: Managed Forensics for Apple Endpoints
As a Jamf MSSP, KlickKlack is authorized to deliver managed services for Jamf Mobile Forensics (JMF) — formerly known as Jamf Executive Threat Protection (JETP). JMF is a cloud-based advanced detection and response solution purpose-built for mobile devices, designed to surface sophisticated threats that traditional MDM cannot see — including zero-click attacks, mercenary spyware, and persistent compromises silently targeting executives and high-value personnel.
Under the MSSP model, KlickKlack handles the heavy lifting on behalf of the customer:
- Threat hunting and detection across managed Apple devices
- Forensic investigation of suspicious activity on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS
- Continuous tuning of detection rules tailored to each customer's risk profile
A Real-World Example: DarkSword
In March 2026, Google Threat Intelligence publicly disclosed DarkSword, a government-grade iOS full-chain exploit kit. DarkSword chains six vulnerabilities — three of them zero-days — to achieve complete device takeover across iOS 18.4 through 18.6.2, leaving an estimated 14% of all iPhones worldwide (roughly 220 million devices) within its blast radius. The kit has been used by Russian, Turkish, and Saudi state-aligned actors as well as commercial spyware vendors, and its targeting has moved well beyond C-suite executives — cryptocurrency wallets and exchanges (Coinbase, Binance, Ledger, MetaMask, and others) are now front and center. Apple shipped patches in iOS 18.7.7 on April 1, 2026.
What makes DarkSword especially alarming is that its source code was leaked on GitHub. As Jamf Threat Labs' analysis put it, "control over distribution and usage of government-grade iOS exploitation capabilities is lost" — capabilities that were once the exclusive domain of nation-state operators can now be reproduced by any sufficiently skilled developer. "The era in which only high-profile targets need to worry about nation-state-level exploits is over."
This is exactly the gap an MSSP capability is built to close:
- MDM can confirm a device has been patched to iOS 18.7.7 — it cannot tell you whether DarkSword was already implanted before the patch landed.
- JMF performs forensic-grade analysis of system logs, process artifacts, and network behavior to surface indicators of compromise long after an exploit has run.
- Patching is not the same as remediation. Forensic verification is what tells you the device is actually clean.
Why This Matters for Asia Pacific
Across Asia Pacific, Apple devices have become the standard issue for executives and key personnel in financial services, technology, manufacturing, and government. At the same time, the region has seen a sharp rise in targeted attacks — from zero-click exploit chains delivered via messaging platforms, to mercenary spyware operations crossing borders to track public figures and senior leadership.
Traditional MDM ensures devices are under control; it doesn't tell you what is happening on them right now. The MSSP capability closes that gap. By combining KlickKlack's existing Apple deployment and operations expertise (Elite Partner + MSP) with Jamf's flagship mobile forensics platform, customers across APAC now have a single regional partner capable of delivering:
- Day 0 deployment — secure provisioning, zero-touch enrollment, baseline hardening
- Day 1 operations — patch governance, compliance enforcement, lifecycle management
- Day N defense — continuous threat detection, forensic-grade evidence collection, incident response
Our Jamf Partnership Journey
- December 2022 — Became an official Jamf Reseller
- February 2023 — Became a Jamf MSP, the only Jamf MSP in Taiwan at the time
- July 2024 — Achieved Jamf Elite Partner status
- September 2024 — Honored with Jamf APAC Collaboration Excellence Award at JNUC
- April 2026 — Authorized as a Jamf MSSP for Jamf Mobile Forensics (JMF) — the world's only partner to hold Elite, MSP, and MSSP simultaneously
Looking Forward
Becoming a Jamf MSSP is not the finish line — it's the start of a new chapter. We are committed to scaling this capability across Asia Pacific, building out our forensics and incident response bench, and helping more enterprises raise the bar on Apple endpoint security.
If your organization is reassessing how executives, board members, or security-sensitive teams use their Apple devices — or if you've ever wondered what's actually happening on those devices beyond what MDM can see — we'd love to talk.
Interested in Jamf Mobile Forensics (JMF) managed services, or want to learn more about Apple endpoint security across APAC? Contact us to schedule a discussion.