Product Updates

A SCEP (Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol) profile enables over-the-air delivery of certificates. This allows you to easily leverage device certificates for services such as: Network Access VPN Marking a trusted...

The new Login Window Profile is used to manage both visual and control elements of a device’s login window, giving IT teams a lot of granularity around how a macOS device can be accessed. The most common use case is...

Global Profile Variables can now be used in any profile in Kandji. A great example is the Conference Room Display Profile, where you can type in any variable to display as a custom message on your Apple TV screen: Global...

Kandji can now remotely delete a local user account from enrolled macOS devices. This powerful security feature can help protect data in several different situations. For example, if an employee leaves the company or...

Kandji admins now have more granular options around how a Custom Profile is scoped to device types. In addition to selecting which Kandji Blueprint you would like to assign the profile to, you can also limit assignment...

The new AirPlay Security Profile allows you to manage how an Apple TV accepts AirPlay requests. For example, you can choose to only allow connections from a device that is on the same Wi-Fi network. You can also control...

To further improve the experience of managing Library Items, today, Kandji admins also have a more immersive assignment workflow. When creating a new Library Item or editing an existing Library Item, you have the ability...

The Library section in Kandji is where admins go to create profiles (custom profiles or pre-existing profiles), configure Device Enrollment settings, set up Custom Printers, add Custom Apps, write Custom Scripts, and...

We’re incredibly proud to announce that, as of today, Kandji admins can manage every single Apple device in their fleet. We’ve added Apple TV support, adding to the existing roster of devices (Mac, iPhone, and iPad) you...