Webinars

Tune in to webinars live, or watch them on-demand. Our webinar series spotlights experts, partners, and friends.

Upcoming

Oct 28, 2026

Workbrew: Secure the software your company runs

Join Workbrew CEO John Britton for a live walkthrough of Workbrew: the new app, fleet-wide visibility, and plans built to grow with your team.

John Britton

Nov 19, 2026

Mac Software Management for MSPs: From Visibility to Governance

See how MSPs get full visibility into customer Mac software and turn Vulnerability Patching and Governance into a new service line with Workbrew for MSP’s.

David Starr

On-demand

Beyond WWDC: What the 2026 macOS beta cycle looks like in the field

Join David Starr and Tom Bridge for a practical conversation on the 2026 macOS beta cycle: what’s actually working, what’s still rough, and what IT teams should be paying attention to as the fall release gets closer.

David Starr & Tom Bridge

Cask Vulnerability Reporting: Closing the Mac Fleet Security Gap

Learn how Workbrew's new Cask Vulnerability Reporting surfaces CVEs across your Homebrew fleet. See it live and leave with a remediation plan.

Adam Selby

WWDC26: What's new for security, developers and IT teams

WWDC is a landmark event for anyone working in the macOS environment. In this roundtable, we're discussing what the WWDC26 announcements mean for Mac fleet management, security governance, and developer tooling. David Starr, Arek Dreyer, Armin Briegel, Kitzy & Selina Ali will share their takeaways and tips on how IT teams should evaluate them for their fleet.

David Starr, Armin Breigel, Selina Ali, Kitzy & Arek Dreyer

Managing Homebrew at Scale: oversight and autonomy for your Mac fleet

Learn how to enforce Homebrew software policy across your Mac fleet whilst giving developers a path to self-serve the tools they want without waiting on a ticket or a manual install.

John Britton

Managing Macs with Intune: security, scale, & the modern enterprise fleet

Learn how to unify macOS and Windows management, strengthen endpoint security, and meet compliance requirements without impacting productivity. Featuring insights from Microsoft MVP Oktay Sari on modern macOS management and MDM strategies.

David Starr & Oktay Sari

Navigating PAM: Privileged Access Management for macOS

Privileged access on macOS can introduce audit gaps, inconsistent controls, and elevated security risk when admin rights are persistent or loosely managed. Join Liam Donnelly (Jigsaw24) and Workbrew to learn what is privileged access management, why it matters on macOS, and how to enable legitimate admin access without compromising security, compliance, or developer experience.

Joe Nash & Liam Donnelly

Homebrew for Regulated Industries

Companies in regulated industries such as finance, healthcare, and insurance face unique challenges when it comes to managing Homebrew usage. Learn how Workbrew gives you clear `brew` visibility across your fleet and provide secure software delivery at scale.

John Britton

Your First Homebrew Package: Simplifying Internal Software Delivery

Join us to learn how to package, distribute, and patch internal macOS software using Homebrew, and deploy it confidently across your organization using modern management and automation practices.

Joe Nash

Workbrew Free: Secure & Automate Homebrew in 1 Hour

Join Workbrew’s live demo to see how to deploy, automate, and secure environments instantly with the free plan.

John Britton

Brewing on Linux

Jorge Castro of Universal Blue joins us to discuss how cloud native Linux distros like Bluefin and Bazzite are making Homebrew the centerpiece of the developer stack - and what this evolution means for teams managing brew-based workflows across Mac, Linux, and beyond.

Joe Nash & Jorge Castro

Open device management with Fleet and Homebrew

Discover how Fleet, the open-source device management platform built on osquery, pairs with Workbrew’s Homebrew ecosystem to create a developer-driven, open-source first workplace. Cross-platform support with Linuxbrew unifies macOS and Linux endpoints for seamless management.

Joe Nash & Brock Walters

What’s New in Workbrew 1.4

Whether you're focused on security, developer experience, or operational efficiency, explore how this update delivers smarter workflows, stronger controls, and the flexibility your organisation needs to grow.

Brandon Valentine

Staying safe and secure with Jamf + Workbrew

Learn how Jamf + Workbrew can enable your developers to leverage their favourite package manager, Homebrew, without sacrificing security, compliance, or your time.

Joe Nash & Winston Wong

Custom Integrations and Workflows with the Workbrew API

Don’t Just Use Workbrew—Extend It. Our flexible APIs give you the building blocks to tailor Workbrew to your unique needs. Register for our webinar to see it in action, get inspired by real projects, and start building smarter.

John Britton

Unlocking Developer Productivity with Local-First Tools

Join Workbrew and LocalStack to discover how local-first development unlocks speed and efficiency.

John Britton

Security at Speed

We’re excited to partner with LocalStack for their upcoming meetup. Security is critical in regulated industries, but it shouldn’t slow developers down. Join us to explore how centralized security management, local-first development, and automated patching can enhance security without disrupting productivity.

John Britton

Security Audits: Best Practices with Trail of Bits

Workbrew and experts from Trail of Bits will dig into the security audit process, what to expect with regard to the window and analysis, and how to transform the results into internal buy-in, build cross-functional alignment, and expand your customer base.

Vanessa Gennarelli

Automate Fleet Management with Workbrew

IT teams are constantly juggling software deployments, updates, and access management. What if you could automate it all? Join us for a webinar where we’ll show you how to streamline software management, automate package updates, and improve security using Workbrew’s latest features.

John Britton

Homebrew Best Practices: Taming IT Sprawl

Using Homebrew in a company comes with a unique set of challenges, especially as the number of devices grows.

John Britton