This article walks you through the steps to remove osquery from your device. Remember that if you enrolled this device in a Fleet instance, it would display as an offline host in the Fleet UI until you manually remove it.

On macOS:

Open up your terminal and paste the following commands; note…

It’s been another exciting month at Fleet, and we are proud to announce the release of Fleet 4.5.0, which brings with it new and improved features for the osquery and Fleet community.

Visit our Update guide in the Fleet docs for instructions on how to update.

Feature highlights:

• New team admin role…

It’s safe to say that many employers have at least some visibility into your activity on work devices. …

This week we celebrate our first anniversary since officially releasing the Fleet project under Fleet Device Management — and what a year we’ve had.

A year in Fleet…

Over the course of a year (and 29 releases), we’ve seen over 2,700 commits to the codebase from 90 contributors. Our all-remote team has grown to…

Today we are excited to announce the release of Fleet 4.4.0 which brings new and improved features for our osquery and Fleet users.

Visit our Update guide in the Fleet docs for instructions on how to update.

Feature highlights:

• See an aggregated list of all installed software, across all your devices
• Reveal…

When we spoke recently, our next Fleet user (who’s name and employer must remain anonymous for contractual reasons) gave us candid insights into how osquery and Fleet has been adopted at their F100 security and networking company.

How did you first get started using osquery?
The first time, or the real…

Render is a cloud hosting service that makes it dead simple to get things up and running fast, without the typical headache of larger enterprise hosting providers. …

Fleet 4.3.0 is now available. Visit our Updating Fleet guide for instructions on how to update.

For the complete summary of all changes and release binaries, check out the release notes on GitHub. …