For lean IT teams, managing Apple devices often feels unnecessarily complex. Limited visibility, reliance on complicated scripts, and over-engineered tools designed for enterprises can lead to time-consuming processes and frustration. But it doesn't have to be this way.

This guide introduces a platform built for the realities of lean IT teams, showing you how to simplify Apple device management, no matter your fleet size. By streamlining workflows and leveraging smart automation, you can reclaim valuable time and eliminate dangerous blind spots.

Inside this guide, you will learn how to:

• Achieve Real-Time Visibility: Stop relying on scheduled check-ins that leave dangerous gaps and gain persistent, up-to-the-minute status into every device's health.
• Automate Tedious Tasks: Implement smart policies to automatically handle patch management, user provisioning, and remote password resets, saving teams up to 50+ hours per month.
• Simplify Audits and Compliance: Easily manage continuous compliance checks, which helps reduce audit preparation timelines from weeks to just days.
• Provide Effortless Remote Support: Use built-in tools like LiveDesktop and LiveTerminal to resolve issues faster and reduce ticket resolution time by up to 40%.

Download the guide to empower your IT team to work smarter, not harder, and transform Apple device management from a challenge into a competitive advantage.

For IT admins and Managed Service Providers (MSPs) accustomed to Windows, managing Apple's security can be a challenge. You can't just rely on "set and forget."

Apple devices have robust, built-in security features, but their unique architecture—from the hardware silicon to the OS layers—requires specialized knowledge and tools to manage effectively and prevent vulnerabilities.

This guide explains Apple's distinct security model and why traditional Windows-based strategies often leave critical blind spots in your Mac fleet.

Inside the guide, you'll learn about Apple's 5 layers of defense:

• Hardware and OS-Level Security: How Notarization, Gatekeeper, and XProtect work together to protect against malware.
• Apple Silicon and SIP: Guarding Apple devices from the moment they power on through hardware-enforced root of trust.
• Transparency, Consent, and Control (TCC): Managing app permissions and the risk of relying on end-users to make critical security decisions.
• Rapid Security Responses: Addressing emerging threats in real-time between full OS updates.
• The MDM Requirement: Why you need an Apple-focused MDM like Addigy to manage these complex layers, ensure compliance, and integrate seamlessly with Microsoft security tools (like Entra ID and Conditional Access).

Download the guide to understand Apple’s security layers and close the blind spots in your management strategy today.