One prompt. No console. Introducing Iru MCP.

A note from Iru

May, 2026

Last week we launched Iru MCP, bringing your device fleet into the AI build environment for the first time. This issue covers what that means in practice, plus new product updates on Mac migrations, NVD's big shift, and the return of 'Patch Me If You Can' podcast for season 2.

Introducing Iru MCP

Your device fleet just became programmable. Iru MCP lets your team run endpoint workflows from a single prompt in Claude Code or Cursor. No console. No context switching. No manual follow-up. Read the blog, then join us on June 4 for a full walkthrough and Q&A.

P.S. Want to see Iru MCP in action before June 4? Book a demo. 

Why more security tools = less security

Patch Me If You Can is back for season 2. In our first episode, the Head of Threat & Vulnerability Management at Zoom makes the case that your security stack might be working against you.

Listen →

NVD's shift to risk-based prioritization

NVD just stopped enriching most CVEs.
Here's what that means for your vulnerability management program and how Iru fills the gap.

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Apple's Managed Migration Assistant

For the first time, IT has control over what transfers when a user migrates to a new Mac. Here's what you can configure and how to set it up in Iru.

Read more →

Iru replaces fragmented tools with one AI-powered platform, so teams spend less time chasing tickets and more time improving the business.
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