My main use case for Kandji is that within my organization, I have a Mac as my work laptop, and Kandji is used for self-service platforms so that we can download tools, as well as secondly, automated updates of tools such as the browser or the macOS version, so it is a security platform that is used for Mac administration, of which I am an end user of it. A specific example of how I use Kandji in my day-to-day work is that rather than having to watch for updates to Google Chrome, the browser I use, or updates to the OS, Kandji notifies me of that, and then it comes with an automated pop-up so that I can upgrade to the latest version, allowing me to quickly update instead of needing to check for updates myself or potentially vet them from a security standpoint.
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My main use case for Kandji is that within my organization, I have a Mac as my work laptop, and Kandji is used for self-service platforms so that we can download tools, as well as secondly, automated updates of tools such as the browser or the macOS version, so it is a security platform that is used for Mac administration, of which I am an end user of it. A specific example of how I use Kandji in my day-to-day work is that rather than having to watch for updates to Google Chrome, the browser I use, or updates to the OS, Kandji notifies me of that, and then it comes with an automated pop-up so that I can upgrade to the latest version, allowing me to quickly update instead of needing to check for updates myself or potentially vet them from a security standpoint.
Kandji is mostly meant for the Apple ecosystem and Apple devices.