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2 min readTo earn the internationally recognized ISO 27001 certification, a company must demonstrate a commitment to implementing an information security management system (ISMS) followed by a rigorous two-stage audit. That’s why we’re so proud to announce that Kandji has just received its own ISO 27001:2022 certification
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4 min readAs an Apple admin, there are times you need to manage the Home Screen on your organization’s iOS and iPadOS devices. Perhaps you deploy iPad as a kiosk in retail stores or as a dedicated controller in meeting rooms. Or maybe you have iPhone devices that multiple users share, and you want to be sure they all have a consistent UI, so no matter which device a user picks up, they’ll know which apps are where.
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4 min readJust two weeks ago, we announced the second generation of Kandji’s Managed OS, which rebuilt the core architecture of Managed OS to optimize performance and reliability. We were—and are—justifiably proud of that announcement. Today, we’re taking it to the next level by announcing support for our use of Apple’s declarative device management (DDM) framework to make updates for macOS Sonoma and iOS/iPadOS 17 even more reliable for admins and more transparent to users.
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4 min readMaintaining control over which operating systems are installed on which devices, and then keeping those OSes up to date, is a core responsibility for any Apple admin.
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3 min readKandji is now available for purchase in the AWS Marketplace, the digital catalog for customers of Amazon Web Services (AWS). With thousands of listings from independent vendors, AWS Marketplace makes it easy for those customers to find and buy the software they need. They will now have access to Kandji directly, to further help them manage their IT resources.
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3 min readWe’ve added a new section to our Single Sign-On Extension Library Item: Platform SSO. But this is one Kandji feature that’s built as much for the future as it is for the present. Let us explain.
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2 min readKandji is pleased to announce its support for macOS Sonoma. One major result of that support: You can now require that FileVault be enabled during Automated Device Enrollment.
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2 min readKandji is pleased to announce its support for iOS, iPadOS, and tvOS 17. The highlight: a new Return to Service workflow.
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3 min readSince their launches in 2007 and 2010 (respectively), iPhone and iPad have been adopted for an ever-expanding variety of business uses. While they’ve both been used for general-purpose communications and productivity, they’ve also proven useful for more specialized applications.
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2 min readNow that working from anywhere on any device is the new norm, it has become increasingly imperative to prove that endpoint devices accessing corporate apps and resources are secure. This is where Kandji's new integration with Okta Device Trust platform (ODT) can help.
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2 min readKandji 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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2 min readWe’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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3 min readKandji 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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2 min readKandji now uses Declarative Device Management (DDM) status reports to track operating system versions and iOS app installations.
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1 min readPassport 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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