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    Introducing Automated Endpoint Compliance for Apple devices with Veltar

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    IT and security teams are under increased pressure to maintain consistent compliance while minimizing manual effort. At Scalefusion, we understand the need for secure, scalable, and automated compliance, especially within Apple ecosystems. 

    Manual compliance management is time-consuming, error-prone, and doesn’t scale well. Traditional endpoint tools often lack native integration with compliance frameworks, particularly for Apple devices. Most are built with a Windows-first mindset, treating macOS and iOS support as an afterthought. As a result, they either offer limited functionality or fail to address Apple-specific compliance requirements altogether.

    This creates critical blind spots in enterprise security.

    Automated Endpoint Compliance

    Today, we’re excited to announce a significant addition to Scalefusion Veltar- Automated Endpoint Compliance for Apple devices. Now organizations can stay audit-ready and achieve security excellence with CIS Level 1 compliance for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS.

    Our goal was simple: To enable continuous, UEM-native CIS compliance that strengthens the security posture of your Apple devices without the added complexity.

    Automated Endpoint Compliance enables IT and SecOps teams to continuously monitor, enforce, and remediate CIS benchmarks for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS devices, all without the burden of repetitive audits or configuration drift. 

    Unlike generic compliance engines, Veltar is built directly into Scalefusion UEM, offering Apple-first policy controls, automated remediation without third-party agents, and audit-ready guidance. It’s compliance that works natively, where your devices already live.

    Key capabilities of Automated Endpoint Compliance with Veltar

    • Enforce CIS benchmarks with precision

    You can apply 95+ prebuilt CIS compliance rules and enhance security adoption across macOS and iOS devices. Customize rules based on your unique security posture, ensuring your devices are hardened against threats and policy drift.

    • Monitor compliance continuously

    You can track enforcement status continuously and get visibility into deviations as they happen, not after.

    • Remediate policy drift automatically

    When devices fall out of compliance, Veltar can auto-remediate configurations based on predefined rules, removing the need for manual fixes.

    • Purpose-built for Apple environments

    Enjoy granular control tailored for Apple systems, including support for application restrictions, I/O device access, and OS-level configurations without third-party agents or workarounds.

    What this means

    • ITOps: Keeping Apple devices compliant shouldn’t mean juggling between checklists and spending hours on remediation. With Veltar’s automated endpoint compliance, you can set your policies, get that crucial time back, and let Veltar handle the rest.
    • SecOps: Compliance drift is real and risky. This feature gives you continuous visibility and automatic policy enforcement, so you can stay ahead of vulnerabilities before they surface.
    • CIOs & Compliance Officers: Audits shouldn’t catch you off guard. With Veltar, you can be audit-ready at all times, with access to compliance summary dashboards and policy history at your fingertips.

    Start building a compliance-first Apple device strategy

    With this release, Veltar takes a step forward in becoming a truly compliance-driven governance layer for Apple devices, tightly integrated with Scalefusion UEM.

    We’re dedicated to bridging the gap between ITOps and SecOps across different operating systems. Keep watching this space as we extend our automated endpoint compliance to other platforms. 

    As always, your feedback is invaluable to us. Don’t hesitate to share your thoughts and suggestions at [email protected].

    Spurti Preetham Gurram
    Spurti Preetham Gurram
    Spurti Preetham Gurram is a seasoned Product Management Leader and VP of Product and Growth at Scalefusion, with a strong focus on product strategy, cybersecurity, and cross-functional team leadership. His expertise lies in developing high-performing enterprise applications and their go-to-market strategies.

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