Frontier is Over. Watch On Demand Now

The industry spent this year talking about AI in device management. Frontier was about what a real Mac fleet looks like — including the launch of the Addigy Intelligence Suite, live on stage.

Every session is recorded and free to watch: the Intelligence Suite launch, Apple security with Patrick Wardle and Matt Lee, identity and access, automation that survives scale, and zero-touch. Watch the one you need, skip the rest.

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Frontier Speakers

Matt Lee

Security and Compliance Senior Director, Pax8

Patrick Wardle

CEO, DoubleYou

Tim Pearson

CreativeTechs CEO & Founder

Monique L. Hunt

Client Services Supervisor Louisville Metropolitan Government

Jeremey Kenney

Technology and Integrations Manager, GlobalMaciT

Ross Matsuda

Apple Systems Engineer
Ntiva, Inc.

Simon Howes

Service Delivery Manager and accredited Apple Technical Partner, Air IT

Angela Diaco

Senior Product Marketing Manager, Addigy

Jason
Tober

CEO, Addigy

Jason
Dettbarn

Founder & CTO, Addigy

Catherine Davis

VP Product, Addigy

Joel Cedano

Principal Product Manager, Addigy

Selina Ali

Senior Product Manager, Addigy

Bryce Carlson

Senior Product Manager, Addigy

Tim Cruz

VP, Customer Success, Addigy

Nicolas Ponce

VP, Ops and Security, Addigy

What’s on the Frontier of Apple MDM

Five hours. Zero travel. Takeaways you’ll use Monday.

Frontier’26 is built around the questions Apple admins are actually asking right now, pulled straight from hundreds of conversations with MSPs and IT teams over the past year. Every session is designed to send you back to work with something you can run.

Attend to get:

Your people. Moderated breakout rooms where you can trade notes with other Apple admins on dashboards, AI workflows, and DDM: not another webinar you watch on mute.
Zero-touch, for real. A live playbook for taking a device from unboxing to fully managed in under 10 minutes, using ADE and Apple Business Manager.
Identity, finally connected. Platform SSO, Entra, Okta, and passwordless, how to close the gap between your Apple fleet and your identity stack.
Where AI takes Apple management. A live product launch unveiling the next era of AI in Apple device management. Registrants see it before anyone else.

Who it’s For

For MSPs

Whether Apple is your biggest service line or the fleet you’ve been meaning to get serious about, learn how teams like yours manage every client’s Apple devices from one console, inside the stack they already run.

Turn Apple from a support burden into a profit center.

For IT teams

For lean IT teams running growing Mac and iOS fleets: get real-time control, continuous compliance, and automation a generalist can run.

No Mac specialist required, and no six-month migration either.

Frontier Agenda

One day on the frontier.
All times Eastern. All sessions live and virtual, with recordings sent to every registrant.

Doors open. Grab a seat and settle in before we get started.

Agentic Apple management is here. See how Addigy is building for what Apple actually ships, from DDM to AI-era security expectations.

84% of businesses now run Macs.. which means 100% of attackers now have Mac capability, and adversaries have spent the last few years porting their Windows toolkits across. Most Apple fleets, meanwhile, are still defended on the assumption that Apple has it handled.

Patrick Wardle, SEO at DoubleYou has spent over a decade inside the actual malware. Matt Lee, Security & Compliance at Pax8 sees MSPs on their worst day. In 40 minutes they’ll work through what’s really being exploited on Macs right now, where Apple’s built-in stack ends and your responsibility begins, why deploying a tool isn’t the same as being protected, and what AI has genuinely changed — for attackers and defenders both.

Step away, refill, and reset before the next session.

Joel Cedano walks through Addigy’s upcoming AI: what’s live today, what’s in beta, and what’s still on the drawing board. Nothing in Addigy Intelligence touches a device without your approval, there’s no autonomous mode.

Identity is where most Apple fleets quietly leak — local accounts drifting from your IdP, password sprawl, and a login experience users tolerate rather than trust. This session covers what Addigy Identity is, what’s changed (with a live demo), and a practitioner’s unvarnished take on Platform SSO and the real mix of identity options for Apple today. Then: what’s coming in OS 27 and what it means for how you’ll run identity next year. The back half is yours — an open ask-me-anything on the evolution of Apple identity, from “where do I even start?” to the technically thorny. Come with your setup in mind; leave knowing your next step.

Join our VP of Operations & Security for a 20 (30?)-minute session on getting your fleet ready for Apple OS 27. We’ll cover what’s new and how it changes device management, what’s changing for customers and what they’ll need to act on, and how to prepare today. Bring your questions. Lunch optional, readiness not.

Moderated breakout rooms — pick your table: Dashboards, AI Workflows, or a DDM Expert Digest.

Nobody is actually 100% zero-touch — and this session starts with three practitioners admitting it. A government IT lead managing 3,500+ iOS devices, and two MSPs running Apple across dozens of clients, compare their honest definitions of “zero-touch,” then get diagnostic: the three places deployment actually breaks (the ABM gap, the stubborn last touches, and the humans), each told as a real story with the fix that followed. You’ll see deployment in action, walk through the checklist for closing your own gaps — including the policy audit most teams skip — and hear where Apple itself still doesn’t “get it” for business. Leave knowing exactly how many touches stand between you and zero, and which one to eliminate first.

The automations in this session stop tickets before they exist — secure token self-healing, temporary admin promotion, application deployment — shown by the people who run them in production. Then it gets real about scale: how do you test a script before it ships to 40 clients? Where has AI scripting genuinely earned a place in the workflow, and where should you still not trust it? How do you build a script library that survives employee turnover? Plus a look ahead at OS 27 — Platform SSO and Managed Apple Account workflows — and what to build now so you’re not rebuilding later. Closes with the question every team should ask: what’s the first thing a less-technical admin should automate?

Final takeaways and a shared look ahead before we close.

*Agenda subject to change. Additional speakers will be announced soon.

Apple that works for IT starts here.

Join us Thursday, September 17th: 5 hours will change how you run Apple.

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