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Practical guides on Mac infrastructure, security, compliance, and the tools creative teams depend on.
Cyber Essentials v3.3 takes effect 27 April 2026. Cloud services now mandatory in scope, MFA is a hard fail, and stricter scoping rules apply. Complete guide to compliance.
Tailscale or Cloudflare Zero Trust? How each handles device gating, on-site storage access and Mac fleets, and which fits your business.
Why fast-growing startups standardise on Macs, and how Jamf Pro, Jamf Protect, Okta and an HRIS integration turn onboarding into a system that runs itself.
Why AI governance matters for UK businesses in 2026, from shadow AI to the EU AI Act, and how to enforce it on your Mac fleet instead of just writing a policy.
How to choose and set up a Synology RackStation for a Mac business in 2026: rack vs desktop, hardening, SMB for macOS, Time Machine, and 10GbE.
Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, and JumpCloud compared for Mac-first businesses. Platform SSO support, Apple Business Manager federation, MFA experience, and 2026 pricing, from an Apple MSP that deploys them.
macOS 27 moves Platform SSO into Declarative Device Management and adds a web-based login window, so staff sign in to the Mac with your identity provider and inherit that session everywhere. Here is how it works, the exact Apple keys, and why you do not need Microsoft Entra or Intune to run it.
WWDC 2026 brought two big shifts for managed Macs: native binary allow and deny lists through the Endpoint Security framework, and a new declarative privacy framework that replaces PPPC. Here is what changes, with the exact MDM keys, and what UK businesses should do before the autumn release.
We needed a USB-C Power Delivery breakout for a hardware project and the board that fits can't be bought right now. So we designed and manufactured our own with KiCad and Claude Code. Here's the full build, including the mistakes.
Munki is alive in 2026: version 7 is a full Swift rewrite supporting macOS 26. But it was never an MDM. Here's where Munki still wins, where Jamf, Mosyle and Intune take over, and the pairing most teams should run.