Product Updates

Version 1.2.4 of the Iru ServiceNow integration is now available on the ServiceNow store and supports the Australia release of ServiceNow.

A new Assignment Rule is now available on Assignment Maps to assign Library Items to devices based on beta program enrollment status. Assignments can be made on whether a device is enrolled in any beta program at all, or based on specific enrollment(s).

Managed OS for macOS has been updated. The latest approved version for Tahoe is now 26.6; for Sequoia, 15.7.8; and for Sonoma, 14.8.8, with the following release dates:

macOS 26.6 : Jul 27, 2026

macOS 15.7.8 : Jul 27, 2026

macOS 14.8.8 : Jul 27, 2026

Managed OS for iOS, iPadOS, and tvOS has been updated. The latest approved version is now 26.6, with the following release dates:

iOS 26.6 : Jul 27, 2026

iPadOS 26.6 : Jul 27, 2026

tvOS 26.6 : Jul 27, 2026

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

• Deploy Iru Access as an Auto App on Windows devices
• Search smarter using token-based search functionality on the new activity page

Policy generation framework picker limited to available frameworks. The framework picker in the policy generation intake now only lists the frameworks a tenant is entitled to (SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR by default), so admins never see options they can't actually generate against.

Choose a framework for policy generation intake. Admins can now select the...

The following new restrictions are available in Iru for devices testing the macOS 27 Apple beta release:

• ForceCaptivePortalConnectionFromLockScreen
• ForceWifiConfigurationOnLockScreen

Additionally, the following existing restrictions can now be applied to visionOS 27+:

• allowAutomaticAppDownloads
• allowCamera
• allowListedAppBundleIDs
• blockedAppBundleIDs

AppleCare enhanced log collection can now be requested from devices running iOS and iPadOS 27, currently in beta.

Support for requesting enhanced log collection from Mac computers will be coming later.

Bulk Device Exclusion

Bulk Device Exclusion lets you exclude multiple devices from Vulnerability Management in a single action, and remove exclusions the same way. Excluding a device hides that device from all vulnerability views, detection counts, and alerts, which is useful for taking a machine temporarily out of scope, such as a device pending...

When using the option to customize what gets installed during Automated Device Enrollment for Mac, Auto Apps or Okta Verify with Okta Device Trust now receive their Iru managed configuration profiles (PPPC, background items, etc.) during Setup Assistant, ensuring full functionality when the end user is released out of Setup Assistant.