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Apple for Enterprise Tech Deep Dive 2025

The new management and security features coming to the Apple operating systems and apps.

WWDC25 brings a new wave of capabilities for organisations managing Apple devices across the enterprise.

The latest updates span the entire Apple management experience, with developments across Apple Business Manager, device and application management, identity, security and privacy. Together, they give IT teams new opportunities to simplify how devices are deployed and managed, strengthen organisational control and create a more seamless experience for users.

For IT and security teams, the challenge is understanding which of these changes matter most and how they fit into existing environments. What should you be preparing for, and where could the latest capabilities make the biggest difference?

Our Apple for Enterprise Tech Deep Dive 2025 explores the key enterprise developments from WWDC25 and what they mean for organisations managing Apple at scale.

Download your copy to discover what’s new and what it could mean for your Apple environment.

Three themes shaping Apple’s enterprise roadmap

Simplified device management

New capabilities make it easier to deploy, manage, migrate and reassign Apple devices throughout their lifecycle, helping IT teams reduce complexity and manage growing device estates more efficiently.

Greater control over AI

Expanded management options give organisations more control over how Apple Intelligence and external AI capabilities are used, helping balance innovation with business requirements around security, privacy and governance.

Stronger security and privacy

New controls across devices, apps and web access help organisations strengthen protection of corporate data while maintaining the privacy and seamless user experience at the heart of the Apple ecosystem.

Secure Endpoints practice lead, Björn Kemps

About the author

Björn Kemps is Practice Lead for Secure Endpoints at CWSI and Country Lead for Belgium and Luxembourg. With more than 20 years of experience in enterprise mobility and modern workplace technologies, he helps organisations build secure, practical endpoint strategies that support both business goals and user needs. His approach is grounded in finding the right balance between security, usability and operational efficiency, helping clients move forward with confidence.

Over the course of his career, Björn has led large-scale mobility and endpoint security programmes across both public and private sector organisations. His expertise spans Unified Endpoint Management, mobile threat defence, Samsung Knox, Apple and Android ecosystems, and modern workplace platforms including Workspace ONE and Ivanti. Known for his collaborative style and deep technical knowledge, he works closely with clients to reduce complexity, strengthen security and turn technology plans into practical outcomes.