Product Updates

The Automated Device Enrollment Library Item for Apple devices has been updated with the following enhancements:

• Devices can be forced to upgrade to beta OS releases before they enroll, ensuring complete test coverage of critical enrollment workflows when testing beta Apple OS releases.
• For Mac, devices can always be forced to update to the latest public...

Managed OS Library Items for Apple devices now support enforcing beta releases using AppleSeed for IT beta tokens provided through Apple Business. These beta tokens synchronize to Iru automatically with configured Automated Device Enrollment (ADE) integrations.

Additionally, automated upgrade timing is now separate from updates and has its own enforcement...

Highlights we cover this week in What’s New in Iru:

• Unified view for all Activities across the platform 

• Updated Managed OS Library Items for Endpoint Management

• Helper tool prompts blocked for Mac Auto Apps

• New side-by-side view for easier collaboration with Iru AI

We’ve rebranded and released updates to the following open source enterprise API utilities:

Kandji Sync Tool (kst) has been renamed to Iru Control (iructlv1.3.0) , Kandji Packages (kpkg) to Iru Packages (irupkgv2.1.0), and Kandji AutoPkg Processor Actions (KAPPA) to Iru Orchestration Tool for AutoPkg (IOTAv1.1.0). These rebrands are fully backwards...

Vulnerability Management now supports excluding specific devices from vulnerability reporting.

You can exclude a device directly from its device record or from the Devices tab within any CVE detail view. Excluding a device removes it from all CVE affected device counts across your fleet and stops vulnerability notifications from being sent for that device....

We’ve released Iru Agent for Mac 5.1.16 (5386), which now makes smarter decisions about when to download managed software if the current connection is believed to be constrained (like on Low Data Mode), expensive (like a mobile hotspot), or both.

Key improvements

• Background Auto App update downloads are deferred on limited networks unless the install is...

Endpoint Detection and Response for Windows is now generally available.

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) for Windows brings file-based threat detection and automated response to your Windows endpoints. Malicious files, PUPs, and unknowns are automatically categorized and acted on, keeping your fleet protected from the moment devices enroll.

Deploy via...

Highlights we cover this week in What’s New in Iru:

• New Iru AI features and capabilities

• EDR alerts now deliverable via Microsoft Teams

• New framework in Compliance Automation: NIST CSF 2.0

• Auto App support for MSIX applications from our Windows Agent

A new unified activity experience is now available through our classic activity page for easier debugging and tracking across your environment. Unified Activity brings all of your events into one timeline across Endpoint, Detections, Vulnerabilities, and Compliance. You can switch to the new view whenever you're ready. The new experience includes full JSON...

The new phased rollout option for Mac Auto Apps gives admins more control over how updates are introduced across their fleet.

Instead of offering a new version to every device at the same time, admins can enable phased rollout and choose a rollout window between 1 and 7 days (in hours). Devices are then offered the update gradually over that period, helping...