At WWDC26, Apple introduced new enterprise management, security and device enrollment capabilities, designed to improve how organizations manage Apple device fleets. These updates reflect Apple’s continued evolution of enterprise management and security, showcasing their ongoing commitment to secure, effective support.
Through SOTI’s beta program, organizations can begin evaluating the latest supported Apple device management capabilities across iOS, iPadOS, macOS and tvOS devices ahead of public release.
From remote diagnostics and hardware health monitoring to updated declarative device management and streamlined enrollment, these updates help organizations simplify management across Apple devices, strengthen security and improve operational efficiency.
Learn how SOTI MobiControl helps organizations simplify enterprise Apple device management and keep operations running smoothly.
What’s New to SOTI MobiControl
The latest Apple capabilities available for testing through SOTI’s beta program help IT teams evaluate new approaches to mobile device management, security and issue resolution before public OS releases.
Access Remote Diagnostics Instantly
Collecting diagnostic logs shouldn’t require disrupting workers or manually handling devices. IT admins can now evaluate the benefit of collecting Sysdiagnose logs from any device, anywhere, using a single command. These logs are then automatically uploaded to Apple’s support servers. This gives IT teams greater visibility and control as they troubleshoot and resolve issues faster without interrupting frontline operations.
Proactively Monitor Hardware Health Across Your Fleet
Hardware issues don’t just affect devices – they disrupt workflows long before IT teams are alerted. IT teams testing Apple’s latest hardware health insights through SOTI’s beta program can proactively identify failing or non-genuine hardware components before they lead to device downtime or support issues. These insights help simplify Apple fleet management by identifying issues before they affect business-critical workflows.
Automate Security Policy Updates with Declarative Management
With declarative device management, IT teams no longer need to worry about the operational impact of changing credentials or certificates. Policies automatically update as they rotate, reducing manual administration and helping maintain compliance.
These updates also reflect Apple’s broader shift away from legacy management methods and toward more automated, declarative approaches. Key goals of this shift are to reduce manual IT administration and improve transparency, scalability and automation. As Apple continues expanding declarative management and moving away from legacy device management workflows, organizations that adopt these capabilities early will be better prepared for future policy automation, software update management and compliance initiatives.
Why It Matters
WWDC26 introduced new Apple device management capabilities designed to improve how organizations manage, secure and support Apple devices at scale. With the beta program through SOTI MobiControl, organizations have the opportunity to test and prepare for these capabilities across their environments before public availability.
With SOTI MobiControl, organizations can:
Resolve issues faster
Reduce operational risk
Automate policy management and compliance enforcement
Simplify migrations without disrupting users
Extend secure access across Apple and mixed-device environments
Explore how Memphis Fire Department saved 35 hours per week on IT support, using Apple devices, with the help of SOTI MobiControl.
Together, these capabilities reduce downtime, improve user experience and help IT teams take a more proactive approach to support. Whether on the frontline or behind the scenes of IT, SOTI MobiControl helps organizations maximize the value of their Apple device investments while keeping workers productive.
See how SOTI MobiControl helps IT teams put the latest Apple enterprise management capabilities into action across iOS, iPadOS and macOS environments.
Book a demo or contact the SOTI team today to learn more about beta testing Apple’s newest platform updates.
