I manage business Apple fleets with Mosyle, the Apple Unified Platform. New devices set themselves up out of the box, stay patched and protected, and can be locked or wiped the moment one walks away.
Sound familiar?
A new Mac takes someone half a day to configure by hand: accounts, apps, printers, settings. Multiply that by every hire.
Is every Mac actually patched? Is the antivirus real? Without management there is no way to know, and no way to prove it.
A device gets lost, stolen, or leaves with an ex-employee, along with your files, passwords, and customer data.
What managed devices get you
A new Mac or iPhone ships straight to your employee, enrolls itself on first boot, and arrives with apps, settings, and security already in place.
macOS and app updates roll out automatically on my schedule, with hundreds of ready-to-deploy Mac apps and full patch management.
Security baselines apply automatically to every device from ready-made hardening and compliance templates, and stay enforced.
Next-generation Mac antivirus, AI-based zero trust that only runs approved software, and admin rights granted on demand instead of always-on.
Apple-native encrypted DNS filters malware, phishing, and unwanted content on every device, in the office or on hotel wifi.
Your team signs in to their Mac with the same Google, Microsoft, or Okta credential they already use, with optional device 2FA.
The platform behind it
Mosyle Fuse MSP combines device management, endpoint security, online privacy, identity, and app management in one platform built only for Apple. I run it as a certified partner, so your business gets enterprise-grade tooling with a local expert at the wheel.
Platform figures from Mosyle.
How it works
I inventory your Macs, iPhones, iPads, and Apple TVs, connect your Apple Business Manager account, and enroll every device, new and existing.
Security hardening, antivirus, encrypted-DNS filtering, and FileVault encryption roll out to the whole fleet with settings matched to how you work.
Apps, printers, wifi, email, and updates deploy themselves. New hires get a ready-to-work device; nobody types settings by hand again.
Ongoing monitoring and support on a simple per-device plan, with remote lock and wipe standing by for lost or departing devices.
Who this is for
Five Macs or fifty: every device secured and accounted for without hiring IT staff.
Onboard a new hire by shipping them a box. Their Mac is work-ready before their first coffee.
Insurance audits, HIPAA-adjacent work, client security questionnaires: managed devices give you real answers.
Devices stay managed, filtered, and patched wherever they are, no office network required.
Good questions
Mobile Device Management is Apple’s built-in framework that lets a trusted manager configure, secure, and support devices remotely. It is the same technology big companies use for thousands of Macs, applied to your business at your scale.
Macs, iPhones, iPads, Apple TVs, Apple Watches, and Vision Pro. Company-owned devices get full management; personal devices can use Apple’s User Enrollment, which keeps work data manageable while personal data stays private.
I can lock it, display a return message, or erase it remotely, usually within minutes of your call. Devices are encrypted with FileVault, so data on a locked, wiped machine stays out of reach.
Yes. Existing Macs, iPhones, and iPads enroll without wiping them. The security baseline, updates, and filtering apply from that point on, and future devices come fully automated through Apple Business Manager.
MDM is billed annually per device, and it depends on which pieces your business needs. After a short assessment you get a clear per-device quote, with no surprises at renewal.
I come to you, anywhere in San Diego County. Start with an MDM consult: a look at your devices today and a straight answer on what managed devices would cost.