Devices & endpoint management
Every employee uses a device, and every device is a risk. Our team sets up and manages fleets of Macs, Windows PCs, Linux workstations and phones: enrollment, policies, patching, encryption and recovery.
Our team manages fleets of Macs, Windows PCs, Linux workstations and phones. Enrollment, policy, patching, encryption and recovery are set up once and run under monitoring, so a lost laptop is an inconvenience instead of an incident. The track record page describes BYOD and Intune at scale for one of South Korea's largest companies.
Lifecycle planning is part of the service. "Windows 10 End of Support and Microsoft 365 Hardening" sets out what to do about machines that no longer receive free updates, and "Cyber Insurance Readiness" explains why insurers ask about managed, encrypted and protected endpoints.
What we do
- Zero-touch enrollment for Windows and Mac
- Mobile device management policies
- BYOD programs with separated company data
- Disk encryption with recovery key escrow
- Patch management and compliance reporting
- Remote lock and wipe procedures
- Application deployment packages
- Device refresh and offboarding processes
We have run Intune, Defender and Active Directory estates for years. BYOD programs get a clear split between personal and company data. The aim is that a new device is ready the day it ships and a lost one is a minor event.
This group is central to Managed IT and to Cybersecurity, where device compliance feeds conditional access and incident response.
Leading platforms we work with
- Jamf
- Microsoft Intune
- Apple
- Kandji
- Workspace ONE
- Google Chrome Enterprise
- Lenovo
- Dell
Platforms and practices
- Windows
- Linux
- Windows Autopilot
- Mobile device management (MDM)
- BYOD
References
- Jamf: Leader, 2026 Gartner MQ for Endpoint Management Tools (vendor page; report dated Jan 5, 2026)
- Jamf: Leader in three IDC MarketScape reports for unified endpoint management (vendor release, Dec 23, 2025)
- Microsoft Intune: Leader in The Forrester Wave: Endpoint Management Platforms, Q2 2026 (Microsoft Security blog, 25 June 2026, vendor-reported)
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How we use Devices & endpoint management for clients
Frequently asked questions
Direct answers to the questions we hear most. Something else on your mind?
Send us a messageCan you manage Windows PCs with Intune and Autopilot?
Yes. We have run Intune-managed fleets and Windows Autopilot setups, including a BYOD program for a multi-office firm.
Do you support Linux desktops?
Yes, alongside Windows and macOS.
What is Windows Autopilot?
A Microsoft service that lets a new Windows PC be shipped to the user and set up itself at first sign-in, with the company's policies, apps and encryption applied. IT does not need to image and handle each machine. It works with Intune.
How do you handle a lost or stolen laptop?
With full-disk encryption and the recovery key escrowed, a lost device exposes no data. We lock or wipe it remotely, revoke its sessions and certificates, and review the account for unusual sign-ins. The procedure is written down beforehand so it takes minutes.
How do you patch devices and prove it?
Policies deploy operating system and application updates in rings, test group first, then everyone, with deadlines and forced restarts. Compliance reports show devices that are behind, which is also the evidence auditors and insurers ask for. Unsupported systems are flagged for replacement.
Can personal phones be used for work safely?
Yes, with app-level management that separates company data from personal data, and the ability to remove only the company data when someone leaves. We require a screen lock and a current OS. Full device management on a personal phone is usually not needed or welcomed.