As organizations expand AI adoption across their workforce, IT administrators need a scalable way to manage how AI applications are configured and used on employee devices. These applications include Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and OpenAI Codex. Users, meanwhile, can open approved applications and start working without manual setup.

Jamf, trusted by more than 78,000 organizations to manage and secure Apple devices at scale, now extends that management model to AI governance. With support for Amazon Bedrock, Jamf ‘s AI Governance helps organizations centrally configure and manage these applications on managed Macs.

In this post, we show how you can use Jamf’s AI Governance with Amazon Bedrock to configure, deploy, and validate managed settings for AI applications across a Mac fleet.

How Jamf’s AI Governance works with Amazon Bedrock

AI applications such as Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and OpenAI Codex run locally on your users’ devices. Each application uses local configuration files for settings such as inference provider authentication, Model Context Protocol (MCP) server connections, and observability configuration. To govern these applications at enterprise scale, you need to control both where inference runs and how each application is configured on the device.