
Managing Hybrid and Decentralised Teams with JumpCloud
An online webinar on 13 August 2025, run by Gulf Infotech with JumpCloud, on managing identities, devices and access for hybrid and decentralised teams from one platform. It was for IT teams supporting staff across offices, homes and countries, on Windows, macOS and Linux.

Key facts
- Date
- 13 August 2025
- Wednesday
- Time
- 15:00 GST
- GST (UTC+4)
- Format
- Webinar
- Where
- Online
- Language
- English
- Speakers
- Yahya Zakir Sait, Daniel Dassum, Elie Al Nahas
Webinar
Agenda
Part 1
Cross-OS device management
Part 2
One identity for everything
Part 3
Comprehensive security and zero trust
Part 4
Streamlining user onboarding
Part 5
Quiz with a prize
What we covered
Cross-OS device management
Managing Windows, macOS and Linux machines from one console: applying settings, pushing updates, and locking or wiping a lost laptop, whatever its operating system.
One identity for everything
One user account in a cloud directory, with single sign-on and multi-factor authentication in front of the apps, networks and devices staff use.
Comprehensive security and zero trust
Zero Trust checks every sign-in against the user and the device before granting access, instead of trusting anything inside the office network.
Streamlining user onboarding
Giving a new hire the right accounts and a configured laptop on day one, and removing every access in one step when someone leaves.
Speakers
- Yahya Zakir SaitCEO, Gulf Infotech
- Daniel DassumJumpCloud
- Elie Al NahasJumpCloud
13 August 2025
Session write-up
Gulf Infotech ran this webinar with Daniel Dassum and Elie Al Nahas of JumpCloud for IT teams that support staff across offices, homes and countries. The theme was simple: when people work from anywhere on different devices, identity, devices and access are easier to secure when they are managed in one place.
The session covered JumpCloud's cross-OS device management, which handles Windows, macOS and Linux machines from one console, and the idea of one identity for everything, with single sign-on and multi-factor authentication in front of the apps staff use. It then looked at zero-trust security, where every sign-in is checked against user and device, and at onboarding, so a new hire gets the right accounts and a configured laptop on day one.
The takeaway for a Gulf business with mixed Windows and Mac fleets: a single directory cuts the manual work of creating and removing accounts in many systems, and it closes the gap where former staff keep access. The webinar ended with a quiz and a prize.
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We can run a session like this for your team, online or at your office, and help you plan the next step for your business.
