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Ask an IT admin what keeps them up at night, and they’ll likely tell you: 👉 A patch that introduces a system-breaking bug. 👉 A security update that conflicts with legacy apps. 👉 A misconfiguration that locks users out.

Think about your team's daily IT operations. How much time is spent on: Resetting passwords? Deploying software updates? Approving access requests? Scrambling for compliance reports? Now, imagine if none of those tasks required manual intervention.

Security threats evolve faster than manual processes can keep up. If you’re not automating security, you’re falling behind.

5 IT and security workflows to automate today: 1️⃣ Onboarding & offboarding – No more access lag. 2️⃣ Patching – Close vulnerabilities faster. 3️⃣ Threat detection & response – Cut incident response time. 4️⃣ Compliance monitoring – Avoid fines. 5️⃣ Software deployment – No more manual installs.

A Fortune 500 company’s IT team was manual-first by design. Their CIO believed automation would introduce risk. Then it happened. ❌ A zero-day exploit hit. ❌ The patch was available, but deployment took 48 hours. ❌ Within 24 hours, attackers had breached 30% of their systems. Their competitors?

Are you getting the most out of Apple Business Manager (ABM)? Most companies think they’re using ABM correctly, but in reality, they’re leaving powerful features untapped. Here’s what we see IT teams overlooking when managing Apple devices:

Imagine an onboarding experience for your users that automates the configuration process; ensuring that freshly enrolled Mac computers are transformed into enterprise-ready devices with all necessary apps, settings, and security controls in place before your users start using them.

Were you even aware of these creative ways for organizations to utilize Apple Vision Pro?! 👀 If you're not thinking outside the box with use cases for Vision devices, then you may be missing out on innovation in ways not previously possible.

MDM + Identity Provider = Conditional Access Granted When an MDM, such as Kandji, is paired with an identity provider, it allows for you to successfully facilitate conditional access policies. Kandji happens to be super easy to configure with your identity provider, making for easy execution.

How often does your company delay security patches because of potential disruptions? 😎 Never – we automate everything 🎯 Sometimes – we test first, then deploy ⚠️ Often – we worry about breaking apps 🚨 Too often – security takes a back seat Reply with the emoji that describes your organization.

Is your IT team being asked to do more with less? It’s happening everywhere. IT budgets are shrinking. Headcounts are getting cut. IT teams are being asked to manage more devices, more security risks, and more compliance requirements—all with fewer resources.

Lack of management capabilities should never be a reason that your enterprise has to hesitate to use specific types of devices. Yet when it comes to Apple Vision Pro, most device management solutions don't actually have the capabilities for organizations to use Vision devices with confidence.

Your organization is more vulnerable than you might realize. 👀 There are many different types of attack vectors, and although some are more common than others, that doesn't mean your organization can afford to not be protected against the behaviors of all the vectors out there.

IT teams are getting smaller. Security risks are getting bigger. Yet companies keep cutting IT budgets and personnel to save costs—even as cyberattacks become more frequent and expensive. If your IT team is shrinking, your strategy needs to change.

A conditional access policy is only as good as THIS ONE THING. This is one of the biggest mistakes many admins make when designing conditional access policies. But if you design with this in mind, you're automatically setting your organization up for success with your conditional access policy.

Lost devices are inevitable. But data loss doesn't have to be. IT teams are moving away from reactive security measures and embracing proactive lost-device policies. Leading organizations are adopting:

One of the most common headaches for IT teams? Employees signing into corporate devices w/ personal Apple IDs. When this happens, IT loses control over app installations, iCloud backups, & device management. If an employee leaves, their Apple ID could lock IT out—making device recovery a nightmare.

IT teams struggle with app control. Too much freedom? Security risks skyrocket. Too much restriction? Employees get frustrated and find workarounds. The solution isn’t just blocking everything—it’s implementing smart security policies.

Apple is all about giving you the latest and greatest. So shouldn't your support for managing Apple devices be the latest and greatest as well? That's why we provide enterprises with device management that matches these standards, and as of last week, this now includes support for Vision devices.