macOS 27 lets you start an AppleCare log collection on a supervised Mac from Intune. This post tests it end to end with Apple’s test tokens, and shows why Complete in Intune does not mean the logs reached Apple.
For years, stopping an app from launching on a managed Mac meant a third-party tool, or the com.apple.applicationaccess.new profile that Apple now deprecates in macOS 27. Privacy permissions were no better. Users […]
For years, macOS compliance in Intune meant working within a fixed list. FileVault, firewall, SIP, password rules, OS version. Useful, but if your security baseline asked for anything outside that […]
A practical, field-tested walkthrough: PSWindowsUpdate + PSADT v4, packaged as an Intune Win32 app, that patches a device to the newest build of its current feature version before the user […]
Three lines pulled from a fresh Mac’s logs tell the whole story: Starting PSSO Setup Assistant install of [Company Portal] macOS 26.5 detected skipping AppSSOAgent kill (Apple regression fixed in […]
Apple just quietly raised the security bar for every MDM-managed device on the planet. On April 21, 2026, Apple published support article HT126655 with a deceptively calm title: “Prepare your […]
The new unified Apple Business portal is live — here’s everything that changed and what IT admins need to do right now. If you logged into Apple Business Manager today […]
The Rumor There’s a persistent gossip circulating in the enterprise mobility and security community: the Outlook iOS app forwards your email data — encrypted or otherwise — to Apple’s servers. Some versions […]
Section 1: Introduction Who This Is For This blog is written for Level 300+ IT admins, endpoint engineers, and identity architects who already understand the basics of Microsoft Intune, Conditional […]
Introduction OpenClaw (previously known as Clawdbot and Moltbot) is a self-hosted AI agent that has gained significant popularity. While it offers powerful automation capabilities, it can pose security and compliance […]