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Kandji Extends Declarative Device Management to All Eligible Devices
Alexandre Morin

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Kandji Extends Declarative Device Management to All Eligible Devices

Kandji has started to gradually turn on Declarative Device Management (DDM) for all eligible Apple devices currently under management. We will also be enabling it on devices as they become eligible. We will keep doing so with each release until all your eligible devices are ready for the features Apple is releasing on this new protocol. And as an admin, you don’t need to do a thing.

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Menu Bar App Now Makes Installing, Updating Software Easier
Iru Team

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Menu Bar App Now Makes Installing, Updating Software Easier

We’ve updated the Kandji menu bar app to make it more useful for users and admins alike. The new interface gives end-users easier access to the Kandji Self Service app and provides a clearer view and better control of software updates. It also gives admins greater confidence that those updates will happen in a timely fashion.

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Kandji Announces Endpoint Detection & Response
Iru Team

3 min read

Kandji Announces Endpoint Detection & Response

Kandji today announced the general availability of Kandji Endpoint Detection & Response. With this launch, Kandji is continuing to empower enterprise IT and security teams to keep every Apple user secure and productive using connected intelligence and automation.

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Kandji Expands Support for Declarative Device Management
Alexandre Morin

2 min read

Kandji Expands Support for Declarative Device Management

Kandji now uses Declarative Device Management (DDM) status reports to track operating system versions and iOS app installations.

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Binding to Active Directory: Consider the Alternatives
Iru Team

7 min read

Binding to Active Directory: Consider the Alternatives

Not too long ago, binding Mac computers to Active Directory (or other directory services) was standard practice in Apple device management. At the time, keeping domain and certificate services onsite was the only option, and binding was just a part of that system.

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Kandji Passport Now Supports Google Workspace as Identity Provider
Arek Dreyer

1 min read

Kandji Passport Now Supports Google Workspace as Identity Provider

Passport now supports Google Workspace. That means you can give your Mac users a login experience that feels native to their Mac yet leverages their Google credentials. They get more secure logins, with just one password to remember.

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Federated Authentication in Apple Business Manager
Iru Team

10 min read

Federated Authentication in Apple Business Manager

If your business is using Microsoft Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) or Google Workspace as your identity provider (IdP), then you can use federated authentication to connect your instance with Apple Business Manager. This is a great way to create a consistent, seamless login experience for your employees.

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Okta Report: Kandji Is the Fastest Growing Business App
Iru Team

3 min read

Okta Report: Kandji Is the Fastest Growing Business App

Okta’s annual Businesses at Work report provides an in-depth look into the applications that workforces around the world are using to stay productive. More than 17,000 Okta customers were surveyed for this year's study. And in that report, Kandji topped the charts as the #1 fastest growing app, across all categories, with 172% YoY growth in customers.

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Bookmarks Let Admins Share Links in Kandji Self Service
Arek Dreyer

2 min read

Bookmarks Let Admins Share Links in Kandji Self Service

We’ve added a new Bookmarks Library Item that lets you give your users easy access to your organization’s resources. You do so by configuring that Library Item with links to your organization’s resources. Those links are then available in the Self Service app on Mac, iPhone, and iPad devices.

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Why Self-Service Is the Smart Way to Do IT
Steven Vogt

5 min read

Why Self-Service Is the Smart Way to Do IT

In the old days, IT was very top-down: Users had to call the IT department for help with everything from a busted keyboard to installing a new version of Word. In time, an admin would physically go to the employee’s desk to solve a problem. But that was then. In recent years, IT has become much more democratized. The modern admin knows that the best way to help users is often to let them help themselves.

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Kandji Support Expands to 24 Hours a Day
Liam Williams

1 min read

Kandji Support Expands to 24 Hours a Day

Kandji is excited to announce an important update to our standard support hours, which will now provide Kandji customers across the globe even more access to the Kandji Support team.

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New Assignment Rules Make Kandji Blueprints Smarter
Iru Team

4 min read

New Assignment Rules Make Kandji Blueprints Smarter

Back in September, Kandji introduced assignment rules. These rules took a core component of Kandji device management—Blueprints—and made them even smarter. We’ve now dramatically expanded the scope of what assignment rules can do and how they’re defined.

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Provisioning and Deployment: What They Are, How They Differ
Patrick Gallagher

6 min read

Provisioning and Deployment: What They Are, How They Differ

Provisioning and deployment: A lot of the time, people who work in or around IT use the two terms interchangeably. But they don’t mean the same thing.

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Lost Mode: Track Missing Devices, Protect User Privacy
Alexandre Morin

4 min read

Lost Mode: Track Missing Devices, Protect User Privacy

Organizations that manage iPhone and iPad fleets need a scalable, centrally-managed way to track lost devices, but they don’t want to compromise their users’ privacy. Kandji’s new Lost Mode gives them a way to accomplish both goals.

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Kandji Product Engineers: The Apps We're Grateful For
Iru Team

7 min read

Kandji Product Engineers: The Apps We're Grateful For

Like the Mac admins they work with, Kandji’s product engineers have to deal with a lot of everyday computing chores—tracking projects, doing presentations, recording screens, processing text, and so on—in addition to their more specialized technical work. And like anyone who uses a Mac, over time they’ve acquired collections of their own favorite apps and utilities that help them tackle both everyday and specialized tasks more effectively. So we asked Kandji’s team of product engineers: What’s your favorite app, the one tool you wouldn’t want to do your job without? Here’s what they had to say.

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