Addigy's Security Push Signals New Era for Apple in the Enterprise

MIAMI, FL – February 25, 2026 – As Apple devices continue their relentless march from coffee shops into corporate boardrooms, the tools to manage them are undergoing a critical evolution. Addigy, a key player in Apple device management, has announced strong 2025 results that underscore a major shift in the market: the convergence of device management with sophisticated, real-time security. The company's recent product launches and stellar customer satisfaction metrics signal a direct challenge to legacy providers and highlight the growing complexity of securing Apple fleets at scale.

The accelerated adoption of Addigy’s platform by Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and enterprise IT departments comes at a time when the use of macOS, iOS, and iPadOS in business is no longer a niche preference but a mainstream reality. Research from 2024 indicated that 73% of organizations saw an increase in Apple product usage, driven overwhelmingly by employee demand. This surge has created a pressing need for robust management solutions that go beyond basic configuration.

“As the use of Apple devices in business grows exponentially, the complexity of managing and securing those fleets at scale has reached a critical point,” said Jason Tober, CEO of Addigy, in a recent statement. “The momentum we saw in 2025 proves that IT leaders are looking for more than just a management tool; they need a partner that evolves as quickly as the threats do.”

The New Arms Race: Securing the Mac

For years, the perception of macOS as an inherently secure platform left many organizations with a false sense of safety. However, as Apple's enterprise footprint expands, so does its appeal as a target for cyberattacks. This has ignited a new arms race among management vendors to provide enterprise-grade security features traditionally reserved for Windows environments.

Addigy’s most significant 2025 innovation is its Security Suite, which it bills as the first real-time, Apple-first security and compliance platform. The suite’s deep integration with SentinelOne’s Managed Detection and Response (MDR) and Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) technologies is a pivotal move. This integration provides a single pane of glass for IT administrators to deploy advanced threat defense, automate compliance remediation, and gain 24/7 monitoring from a Security Operations Center (SOC) across their entire macOS fleet.

This unified approach directly addresses a major pain point for IT and security teams: the operational drag of managing disparate security agents and management tools. By embedding SentinelOne’s capabilities directly within its MDM framework, Addigy aims to eliminate the friction and potential security gaps that arise from a multi-vendor strategy. The platform now offers features like macOS conditional access to enforce zero-trust policies and automated, self-healing remediation against compliance benchmarks such as CIS and NIST, reducing what was once a months-long audit preparation process to mere minutes.

Driving ROI Through IT Efficiency

While advanced security captures headlines, the day-to-day efficiency of IT operations remains a crucial factor for lean IT teams and MSPs, whose profitability hinges on automation and scalability. Addigy’s 2025 performance was bolstered by its focus on simplifying complex administrative tasks.

The company’s launch of the Addigy Prebuilt App Catalog targets one of the most time-consuming aspects of Mac management: application lifecycle management. The catalog provides a script-free method for deploying, patching, and updating third-party applications. Each app is pre-packaged with the necessary MDM profiles and permissions, bypassing the tedious process of manual scripting and troubleshooting. With features like continuous monitoring for updates every 30 minutes, it helps organizations defend against zero-day vulnerabilities that often exploit outdated software—a critical security concern.

This focus on operational efficiency is directly reflected in the company’s industry recognition. Addigy was named the leader for “Best MDM ROI” by the software review site G2 in its 2025 reports. For MSPs and enterprises evaluating solutions, a quantifiable return on investment is paramount, and this accolade suggests that Addigy's automation features are delivering tangible financial and operational benefits.

Gregory Hurskin, Director of Information Technology of Intersign Corporation, commented on the platform's utility. “We’ve had a great experience using SentinelOne alongside compliance benchmarks in Addigy,” he stated. “Pairing that with Addigy’s wide range of compliance models gives us the flexibility to align with multiple standards while keeping management efficient and clear.”

Validated by the Market and Users

In the competitive SaaS landscape, vendor claims are often met with skepticism. However, Addigy’s 2025 results are backed by exceptionally strong customer satisfaction metrics and a string of industry awards. The company reported a 97% Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) rating, a figure that stands roughly 20 points above the typical SaaS industry average. More telling is its Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 65, which effectively doubles the industry benchmark and places it in the “excellent” category, a level that often correlates with high customer loyalty and organic growth.

These figures, which the company claims are a primary catalyst for customers migrating from competing solutions, paint a picture of a platform that is not only powerful but also well-supported. This level of user trust is critical in the MDM market, where competitors include established giants like Jamf and broad-based Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) providers like Microsoft Intune and NinjaOne.

Further validation came from the Globee and Stevie American Business Awards, where Addigy’s real-time security engine was named the “Compliance Solution of the Year.” Judges for the awards highlighted the platform's ability to integrate complex compliance standards into Apple environments as a significant differentiator. As the global mobile device management market is projected to grow at a CAGR of over 20% through 2032, driven by security concerns and remote work, this combination of user satisfaction, ROI, and security innovation positions Addigy as a formidable force in the ongoing battle to secure and manage the enterprise Apple ecosystem.