Fleet 4.13.0 is here. Check out the full changelog or continue reading to summarize what’s new. For update instructions, see our upgrade guide in the Fleet docs. Highlights Security fixes Policy automations for teams. Aggregated macOS versions for MacAdmins Security fixes Fleet 4.13.0 fixes several post-authentication authorization issues identified on Fleet 4.12.1 and…

At Fleet, we do our work in public. Our code is open source. Customers and open source users use it with osquery, another great open source project. We want to provide quality software and a method for potential users to assess the maturity of our security. Security maturity assessments are…

What is osquery? Osquery is an easy-to-use operating system monitoring tool that uses SQL to expose a device’s operating system as a highly performant relational database. But what does that mean? In short, osquery allows you to ask questions about your operating system. More than that, though: Osquery is compatible with any operating…

At Fleet, openness is one of our core values. We believe a rising tide lifts all boats and that almost everything we do regarding security should be public. Orbit is an osquery runtime and auto-updater. It leverages The Update Framework to create a secure update mechanism using a hierarchy of…

At Fleet, we collaborate using various SaaS tools, from GitHub to Google Workspace and Slack. Since we use our Google identities for many of these, Workspace is the most critical one from a security point of view. Our high-level goals are to: Secure Google Workspace Reduce the number of tools…

We’re pleased to announce Fleet 4.12.0. Check out the full changelog or continue reading to summarize what’s new. For update instructions, see our upgrade guide in the Fleet docs. Highlights Policies: check policies on specific platforms Fleet UI: help users understand which hosts are returning results Policies: check policies on specific platforms Fleet admin and maintainers can…

via the Fleet osquery installer (Fleet’s recommended method) — Here, we will cover enrolling Linux devices to an existing Fleet server. If you don’t have a Fleet server configured already, check out the Server Installation docs. If you’re still getting to know Fleet and would like to skip the server setup process and check out a preview, you can…

Fleet is an all-remote company that makes open-source software. Openness is one of our core values. In this blog series, I will explain the process behind security here at Fleet. We document the how and why in our handbook, but blogging is a better medium for covering the process that…

It’s essential for organizations to protect their systems and information — especially when customer data could be exposed. Security and IT teams are required to develop internal processes and controls and comply with specific laws and regulatory standards related to their industry. These controls and standards can often change, as…