Articles from Fleet

Secureframe, the leading provider of security compliance automation, today announced that it has installed Fleet, the open-source platform for security and IT teams, as the default agent within Secureframe. This collaboration integrates Fleet's capabilities into Secureframe's platform, bringing the power of open device management to thousands of customers, including AngelList, Generali, Rand McNally, and Coda, enhancing their security posture and simplifying compliance at scale.

Fleet (fleetdm.com), the open device management company, today announced it has raised $27M in Series B funding, bringing its total funding to date to $52.3M. The oversubscribed round, which follows 6x revenue growth in the last two years, was led by Ten Eleven Ventures and will accelerate the development and adoption of Fleet’s open device management platform, which provides both self-hosting and cloud-hosted options to ensure that organizations of all types and sizes can see and secure all of their computing devices, on their own terms.

The Mac Admins Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to supporting the global community of Apple administrators, is excited to announce the launch of a collaborative speaker series cosponsored by Fleet Device Management, the leading open-source system for managing Macs, iPhones, and other devices. Flying out a new speaker every month, this initiative will bring top-tier thought leaders, experts, and innovators in the field of macOS administration to local meetups for Mac Admins nationwide.

Fleet, the leading open-source platform for Linux and Apple device management, today announced a new suite of expanded, multi-cloud features for DevOps and cloud security teams. Fleet now includes a number of observability capabilities for servers and Kubernetes containers which make it easy to get data that was previously out of reach (or impractical to gather) from sensitive production environments like gaming servers and edge caching nodes.

Fleet, the open-source device management platform, today announced support for iOS devices, including iPads and iPhones. This support, along with its GitOps capabilities, patch management, and easy migration path, is driving fintech leaders to choose Fleet's open-source platform for MDM. This significant shift highlights Fleet’s growing influence in the device management space and demonstrates that even the most established financial institutions can transition away from legacy MDM.

Fleet, a modern commuter benefits management platform, has announced the close of its $2.5 million seed round led by Congruent Ventures with the participation of Great Oaks Venture Capital, Plug and Play Ventures, Rally Cap, and Virta Ventures. Fleet also brought on a strong bench of angels and advisors, with leaders in HR and fintech, including former execs at Robinhood and Brex, such as ex-COO Michael Tannenbaum.

Fleet, the leader in open-source device management, today announced its newest feature designed to put an end to the all-too-common disruptions caused by IT notifications and forced restarts. The newly-released ‘Maintenance windows’ feature integrates security patches into the natural flow of the day for both in-office and remote workers, ensuring that critical updates do not interrupt important work.

Open-source device management pioneer Fleet today announced a new version with simplified support for managing every kind of corporate device in one place: Apple, Windows, and even Linux. This release enables enterprise IT departments to consolidate and remove the need for proprietary alternatives such as Jamf Pro, Jamf Protect, Microsoft Intune, Ivanti MobileIron, and Broadcom's recently acquired Workspace ONE (originally known as "Airwatch"). Infinitely customizable, Fleet reduces demands on IT departments, which previously had to adhere to many vendor-specific processes and workflows. It is especially valuable for organizations using multiple MDM platforms.

Open-source endpoint security company Fleet today announced new script execution capabilities based on osquery, a lightweight security agent currently in use by top enterprises. New Fleet APIs allow for simpler remediation of vulnerabilities and other endpoint compliance issues on macOS, Windows, VDIs, Linux workstations, OT devices, data centers, and cloud servers in AWS, GCP, or Azure.

Open-source mobile device management (MDM) pioneer Fleet today announced availability of a new programmable MDM, designed to give medium-to-large organizations control of remote workstation security with unsurpassed GitOps and workflow automation. Fleet’s availability as an open-source MDM not only makes it more accessible to organizations working to reduce costs, but also allows users to configure the platform to their own needs without having to pay additional fees or experiencing delays.