IT for companies that run on Macs

Most IT firms treat Macs as an afterthought. We manage them properly, with the same security baseline a larger company has and none of the Windows-first habits.

What goes wrong at Mac-based companies
The usual gaps,
and they add up.

Laptops set up by hand

New laptops set up one at a time, with whatever the last person remembered.

Lost means gone

Nobody can lock or wipe a lost machine.

The questionnaire arrives

Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 “just works” until a customer’s security questionnaire arrives.

Backups on the to-do list

Backups that someone meant to set up.

What we do
Macs managed properly.
The same security baseline a larger company has, and none of the Windows-first habits.

Device management

Apple Business Manager and device management, so a new Mac is ready in an hour and a lost one can be locked.

Workspace or 365, reviewed weekly

Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 set up properly, then reviewed every week.

Backups that run

Backups that run, and that we check, so a restore is not a surprise.

A help desk that knows Macs

People who use Macs every day answer the phone, not a script written for Windows.

Plain answers for security questions

Plain-words answers for the security questions customers and partners ask you.

See how your company looks from the outside.

The free check reads your public email and domain settings and tells you, in plain words, whether someone could impersonate you. One minute, nothing to install.