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NinjaOne 9.0 Week, Day 1: What's New with NinjaOne MDM for Mac OS Welcome to the first installment of "9.0 Week", where each day, we'll look at new features and capabilities included in the lastest NinjaOne release. In this stream, Product Manager Paul Evans will highlight the new improvements to NinjaOne Mobile Device Management, including device level policy override support to iOS, iPadOS, and Android devices.

NinjaOne now offers macOS mobile device management. This combines MDM capabilities with the real-time power of the NinjaOne agent and gives IT teams and MSPs comprehensive management over macOS devices. Remotely access devices, patch software, deploy custom applications, and alert and report on all your devices at scale – whether Windows, Mac, Android, macOS, or iOS. Join NinjaOne Field CTO, Jeff Hunter to learn more about macOS management on the NinjaOne platform.

Sometimes, being the interviewer can be as nerve-wracking as being the interviewee, especially since these kinds of conversations are not ones that you have on a daily basis. It can be difficult to know what questions to ask, things to watch for, questions you need to be prepared to answer, etc. All of this is made even more challenging when you consider the technical skills that IT organizations require.

NinjaOne Release 9.0 delivers new and improved features that will help you enhance efficiency, customize notifications, and improve patch efficacy. Join NinjaOne Field CTO, Jeff Hunter as he demonstrates exciting new developments in NinjaOne functionality.

Want to improve your team's troubleshooting skills and incident response readiness without putting them through a real disaster? Join us for a brand new session of our wildly popular tabletop series: Backups & Bandwidth, where the fires are fake but the fixes are real.

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Things are bound to go sideways in the world of IT and security, but there are certain three-letter government organizations that you never want to hear from. In this episode, long-time security veteran and Chief Security Officer at Vetcor, Andrew Wilder, joins us to unpack several harrowing encounters with bad actors and local law enforcement – ranging from chasing down unknowing internal payments to known hackers and cracking down on vulnerable vendors.

Handing the keys to multiple IT teams doesn’t have to invite RBAC chaos. In this quick-strike session we’ll show you how to carve out precise roles in NinjaOne, keep permission creep on a tight leash, and spin up a co-managed setup that’s accessible but secure — without adding a new manual headache to your week. Bring your access questions; leave with a ninja-sharp checklist.