Managing modern Apple fleets has evolved far beyond simply pushing profiles or enforcing a handful of payloads. As organizations grow, so does the need for a more adaptive, resilient, and secure management framework that can enforce policy at scale while remaining flexible enough to support real-world workflows. Declarative Device Management (DDM) represents Apple’s answer to this evolution. This guide will focus on two key workflows: customizing sudo access by modifying the sudoers file, and enabling Touch ID authentication for sudo through a Pluggable Authentication Module (PAM) file. Together, these configurations demonstrate how Declarative Device Management (DDM) can enforce privilege controls in a consistent, tamper-resistant way across your macOS fleet.
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