WWDC26 was a lot. New DDM functionality means changes to how you're managing your Mac fleet today.

On June 18 our panel will cover what stood out & what surprised them about:

📦Apple services
📱Device management
🔐Identity integration
🛠️App management

RSVP: https://workbrew.com/webinars/wwdc26

Homebrew isn't just for CLI tools. It's one of the best ways to manage your Mac apps too.

With over 6,000 casks Suspicious Package, mitmproxy and CleanShot X are just some which have earned a permanent spot in our crew's setup.

🍺 Here are 11 Homebrew Casks the Workbrew team trust and love: https://workbrew.com/blog/favorite-homebrew-casks-2026-06

When an LLM agent ran `brew install` on a dev's machine last Tuesday, your MDM had no record of it. Your policy didn't flag it.

A policy tells you what should happen. Workbrew tells you what actually did.

👀🛡️Does your security stack have eyes on the install layer? https://buff.ly/k1BcJJ7

No time to navigate the whirlwind of #WWDC? We've got you covered, so you can stay focused on covering your fleet.

On June 18, join David Starr, Arek Dreyer, Armin Briegel, Kitzy & Selina Ali on what WWDC26 means for your Mac fleet, and what's worth evaluating now.

RSVP: https://workbrew.com/webinars/wwdc26

Iru + Workbrew

Sync your Iru device groups with Workbrew to govern software access. Manage who gets brew, at what privilege level, and what they can install.

Developers get the tools they love. Security gets visibility, policies and audit logs.

🔍 Deployment guide: https://buff.ly/Vd9ctCY

WWDC26 is just one week away. A landmark event for anyone working in a macOS environment.

Arek Dreyer, Armin Briegel, Kitzy 💜 & Selina Ali are joining David Starr

to discuss what the WWDC26 announcements mean for Mac fleet management, security governance, and developer tooling.

RSVP: https://workbrew.com/webinars/wwdc26

Your newest sysadmin is an LLM. It installs packages without asking. Your MDM sees none of it. One `brew install` pulls 58 deps. Three iterations? Hundreds more.

What's actually installed on your machines right now? https://buff.ly/ETSg3Y4

Have you ever run brew upgrade and wondered why seemingly unrelated packages got pulled in during the upgrade process?

Understand how to grasp the "blast radius" of a new package entering your fleet: https://buff.ly/73qgWmt

Securing developer workflows doesn't mean replacing the tools developers use.

It means governing them from the inside.

Homebrew. Git. AI agents. These are already how your developers manage their own machines. The question is whether your security posture lives inside those workflows or outside them, invisible and ignored.

David Starr walks through exactly how at Mac Admins Europe 2026: https://workbrew.com/media/macadmins-europe-2026

Developers hate "you can't use Homebrew anymore." They hate restrictions. They don't hate visibility.

Here's a practical guide on how to start with data, not policy and lead the conversation on managing Homebrew without breaking workflows.

Read the blog: https://buff.ly/6LInX86