February 2026 Summaries

Miradore's multi-tenancy feature allows companies to manage multiple customers, departments, or locations securely within a single instance, offering different access rights for various users to enhance system efficiency and security. The platform supports cost-effective management through various subscription plans, allowing different sites to use tailored services, such as comprehensive management for company smartphones or remote wiping for notebooks. Security is further bolstered by access restrictions, separation by location or device usage, and the recommendation of multi-factor authentication (MFA) to track user actions. Miradore also emphasizes GDPR compliance by ensuring that technical support requests are addressed directly to the ticket creator and suggests using service accounts for collaborative ticket handling with MFA enabled. The importance of maintaining access to the email account used for Miradore login is highlighted to ensure password reset capabilities.

Meraki Systems Manager, a cloud-based mobile device management (MDM) solution integrated with the Cisco Meraki ecosystem, is set to reach its end-of-sale and end-of-life milestones by 2025 and 2029, respectively. This announcement prompts organizations to explore alternative MDM platforms like Miradore, which offers scalable, cross-platform device management without requiring a specific network infrastructure. Miradore provides transparent, per-device pricing and features such as automated device enrollment, consistent security policies, and centralized management for diverse device fleets. Unlike Meraki's lifecycle-constrained model, Miradore supports incremental growth and flexibility, making it a viable long-term replacement as organizations seek sustainable and adaptable device management solutions. As Meraki Systems Manager sunsets, organizations are encouraged to plan their transition to new platforms by preparing devices, policies, and workflows to minimize disruption.