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Enterprise Mac still has occasional problems -- mainly due to Microsoft crapware IT departments insist on installing.
by Drunk_Engineer 4mo ago
Enterprise Mac still has occasional problems -- mainly due to Microsoft crapware IT departments insist on installing.
- kristianp 4mo agoMicrosoft or giant piles of poo like crowdstrike?
- mikestorrent 4mo agoCrowdstrike is not what is slowing down my Mac. Web pages in Firefox that somehow take up 1GB of RAM are.
- mywittyname 4mo agoPor qué no los dos?
- baq 4mo agoAsk serious security folks at serious orgs if they can afford to not run crowdstrike regardless of OS.
- michaelt 4mo agoCan any serious security folks at serious orgs confirm they can't afford not to run crowdstrike?
- duckmysick 4mo agoWhat's the proper way of managing Mac endpoints?
- thewebguyd 4mo agoAny modern MDM like Jamf, Kandji, Mosyle, etc. + the identity/IAM of your choice (most commonly Entra or Okta)
- robterrell 4mo agoJAMF is popular. I've heard of Kandji too.
- oneplane 4mo agoSince SIP, it's MDM with DDM and you can basically leave engineers be local admins as it has no impact on the system state anymore.
- Suppafly 3mo agoEnterprise Mac is a bit of a contradiction because Apple doesn't really make enterprise tools, you still end up joining them to a windows network and using windows file sharing and printing.