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Kandji Introduces Device Management for Apple Vision

Behavioral Detections: Kandji EDR's Latest Defense Update Against Threats

Manage Homebrew at Scale with New Workbrew Integration

Managing developer tools across a fleet of Mac devices presents unique challenges for IT teams. While tools like Homebrew are essential for developers, ensuring consistent deployment and maintaining visibility across an organization's devices has traditionally been complex. Today, we're excited to announce a new integration with Workbrew, which just announced its 1.0 launch. This new integration will streamline Homebrew deployment and management for Kandji and Workbrew customers.

Introducing In-House Apps and Web Clips: iPhone & iPad App Deployment

Whether you're managing devices for a retail operation, healthcare facility, or service organization, your teams need the right tools to get their work done. While the App Store is great for public apps, you often need more flexibility in how you deploy internal proprietary (in-house) apps and web apps to your Apple mobile devices. That's why we're excited to introduce two new Library Items that complete your app deployment toolkit in Kandji: In-House Apps and Web Clips. Combined with Kandji's existing management capabilities for apps from the Apple App Store, you now have everything you need to handle any app deployment scenario for your organization.

Kandji Announces Kai: Artificial Intelligence for Device Management

Kandji has just released Kai, our new AI-powered assistant for Apple device management. Kai allows admins to quickly gain insights into the state of their Apple device fleets using simple, natural-language queries. Kai does so by harnessing the world’s leading large language model—with complete data privacy.

New Integration Uses Kandji Data for Microsoft Device Compliance

We’ve developed a new integration that allows Kandji customers to use their Kandji device data in Microsoft conditional access policies. That means admins can now control access to organization resources based on whether or not Kandji is managing the devices.

Kandji Announces Day 1 Support for Apple’s New OSes

Apple has released its latest generation of operating systems—macOS Sequoia, iOS and iPadOS 18 and tvOS 18—and Kandji is ready for all of them. Right now, on Day 1 of their release, you can deploy these new OSes to your Apple endpoints and then manage their new features using Kandji.

Update Only Mode for Auto Apps: A New Way to Patch Mac Software

Kandji’s Auto Apps let IT teams distribute Mac software titles—nearly 200 and counting—either by deploying them automatically to endpoints or by letting users install them as they wish via Kandji’s Self Service. We’re now adding another option: Update Only.

Kandji Releases Tags for Creating Device Groups on the Fly

We’ve added a new way to group devices in Kandji: tags. You can now define device groups in Kandji based on the tags that you apply to them. Among other applications, you can use tags to define assignment rules for Blueprints—both Classic Blueprints and the Assignment Maps we introduced just a few weeks ago. Using tags with assignment rules in a Blueprint, you can deploy configurations from Kandji with greater granularity than ever before.

Assignment Maps: The Revolutionary New Way to Manage Apple Devices

Today, Kandji is excited to introduce Assignment Maps—an entirely new way to manage and secure fleets of Apple devices. They're highly visual, highly flexible, and will give admins incredible control over how the Apple devices they manage are configured, without clutter or confusion.

Kandji Joins Amazon Web Services ISV Program

We’re excited to announce that Kandji has joined the Amazon Web Services (AWS) ISV Accelerate Program. That means Kandji has met that program’s stringent requirements for best practices in SaaS and opens up new opportunities for partnership between Kandji and AWS’s sales organization.

Kandji Packages: Create and Update Custom Apps via API

In Kandji, you can deploy custom apps—software you want your users to have but isn’t available as one of Kandji’s Auto Apps or from the Mac App Store—using our Custom App Library Item.

Kandji's Integration with ServiceNow Streamlines Asset Management

ServiceNow is a giant in the field of enterprise resource management. While its primary focus was initially on streamlining IT ticketing, the company has evolved to automate all kinds of business processes—HR, security, customer support, and more. In the process, it has become a global leader in both asset and service ticket management.

Kandji Prism Gives Admins Quick Visibility into Apple Device Fleets

As someone who manages Apple devices in the enterprise, you need to know that the end-state you want for those devices is indeed being enforced. And you probably need to produce reports about the state of the fleet for other teams—to confirm that you’re meeting your organization’s compliance requirements, perhaps, or following its security policies.