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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. Instead of relying on manual work, it’s time to automate security enforcement. With Kandji, IT teams can do more with less. ? Enforce security policies across all Apple devices—automatically. ? Ensure compliance without constant monitoring. ? Deploy critical updates with zero IT intervention. A smaller IT team doesn’t have to mean bigger security risks. It just means you need smarter tools. Is your IT team being asked to do more with fewer resources? #ITSecurity #Cybersecurity #MacAdmin #MDM #AppleDeviceManagement

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. However, if you design with this in mind, you're automatically setting your organization up for success with your conditional access policy. Agree? Disagree? Let us know in the comments. #ITAdmin #AppleAdmin #ConditionalAccess #DeviceManagement #MDM

Lost devices are inevitable. But data loss doesn't have to be. Every year, millions of laptops and smartphones go missing. Some are stolen, others are simply forgotten. But in the world of IT security, it’s not the lost hardware that’s the problem—it’s the lost access. A single misplaced Mac could contain customer data, financial reports, or sensitive credentials. If that device isn’t properly managed, the risk extends far beyond just replacing a laptop. That’s why IT teams are moving away from reactive security measures and embracing proactive lost-device policies. Leading organizations are adopting: -Zero Trust security models that instantly flag lost devices as high risk. -MDM solutions that enforce Lost Mode automatically when a device goes offline. -IT policies that ensure company Apple IDs are used instead of personal ones, eliminating ownership headaches. Device loss isn't a question of if—it’s a question of when. But with the right policies, IT teams can ensure that even if a laptop goes missing, corporate data stays exactly where it belongs. How is your company handling the shift toward proactive lost-device security? #ITSecurity #ITAdmin #CyberSecurity #ZeroTrust #AppleMDM

One of the most common headaches for IT teams? Employees signing into corporate devices with personal Apple Accounts. When this happens, IT loses control over app installations, iCloud backups, and device management. If an employee leaves, their Apple Account could lock IT out—making device recovery a nightmare. So how do you stop it? Here’s how to take back control: 1?? Enroll devices in Apple Business Manager (ABM) – Only ABM-enrolled devices can be fully supervised and prevent Apple Account logins. 2?? Block personal Apple Accounts with MDM – Use MDM restrictions to disable iCloud, App Store logins, and Find My Device. 3?? Enable Managed Apple Accounts – Assign work-specific Apple Accounts for company data access while preventing personal accounts. 4?? Set up app distribution through your MDM – Employees often sign in with personal Apple Accounts to download apps. Pre-load company apps to remove the need. 5?? Communicate your policies clearly – Oftentimes employees don't realize the risks. Make it clear that personal Apple Accounts are not allowed on work devices. An unmanaged Apple Account means an unmanaged device—and that’s a security risk no IT team can afford. How does your team handle this challenge? Drop your thoughts in the comments. ?? #AppleMDM #MacAdmin #ITSecurity #DeviceManagement #AppleIT

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. First, use MDM to enforce App Store restrictions on corporate devices. Only allow apps from managed sources, reducing the risk of malware or compliance violations. Next, set up an approval process. Instead of forcing employees to wait weeks for an IT review, create a fast-track request system so necessary tools can be vetted and deployed quickly. Finally, monitor usage and educate employees. IT’s job isn’t just to say “no”—it’s to explain why certain apps are risky and provide secure alternatives. When IT and employees work together, app security becomes a strategy, not a roadblock. How does your company manage app security? #ITSecurity #MacAdmin #AppleMDM #ShadowIT #EndpointSecurity

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 as well. Has your organization tried out Apple Vision Pro yet? #AppleVisionPro #visionOS #devicemanagement #MacAdmin #MDM

Kandji recently released Universal Search-- a new feature that puts the entire Kandji platform at your fingertips. Instead of navigating through multiple screens and menus, you can now type what you're looking for and go directly there, simply by using the CMD+K keyboard shortcut. This gives you new ways to find what you need in Kandji without needing to know where to navigate. Explore the details of our new Universal Search feature here: https://buff.ly/Vc9oKtW

We officially cut the ribbon on our new Miami office last week alongside Mayor Francis X. Suarez, Mayor Vince Lago, and our CEO, Adam P. Miami’s tech scene is growing fast, and we’re proud to be part of a community that’s building something meaningful together. We’re excited to grow alongside the incredible talent and businesses driving this transformation. We’re hiring — come join the momentum: https://buff.ly/hT7dZJO #Kandji #MiamiTech #Innovation #Growth #MiamiJobs

This is one of the hardest things for admins to get right. It's tricky to balance, and many admins don't know the right answer. Ease of usability vs. security in a conditional access policy - which side do you gravitate toward on this scale? #ITAdmin #MacAdmin #MDM #ConditionalAccess #DeviceManagement