Announcing 1Password®
Extended Access Management
Kolide Device Trust is now part of 1Password® Extended Access Management. Check out the blog post by former Kolide CEO Jason Meller to learn about the next evolution in user-first security.
An enforcement only approach to compliance limits what the IT team can achieve and drives employees to use personal devices. Instead of frustrating your employees, Kolide empowers them to help fix security issues, including ones that could not be solved with automation alone.
Instead of frustrating your employees, Kolide empowers them to help fix security issues, including ones that could not be solved with automation alone.
What else can Kolide check for?
Screen Lock Securely Configured
Firewall Enabled
Password Manager Installed
Filevault Encryption Enabled
Important Updates Installed
Windows Firewall Enabled
Important Windows Updates Installed
Bitlocker Encryption Enabled
Ransomware Protection Enabled
Gnome: Screen Lock Configured
Ubuntu Unattended Upgrades Enabled
Uncomplicated Firewall (UFW) Is Enabled
EFI: Secureboot Enabled
Kolide addresses device requirements across Linux, Mac, and Windows, to help you meet your security objectives and pass audits.
Risk does not have to be scary. With Kolide I am able to provide my employees with the context of why a certain device setting is necessary - then provide them with the steps to implement it.
Johan Edholm
Co-founder and SysOps Lead
Learn how Detectify uses Kolide to achieve ISO-27001 compliance:
Kolide enables you to track and report on your progress across your compliance and security goals. Helpful dashboards allow you to prove compliance definitively to company leadership, customers, and auditors.
Watch a Demo To See for Yourself
We believe showing is as important as telling. That's why we built the User Privacy Center: this centralized resource allows employees to see what data is being collected from their devices, and why that information is important. Employees can also download a copy of their data from Kolide.
Kolide will only collect data for specific sensitive actions when it has informed consent from the device's assigned user. We use Slack to reach out to users, give them insight on the request, and get their permission. The process is transparent and seamless.
Kolide's endpoint agent is read-only and entirely open-source. This allows you and technical end-users to examine its capabilities and how they work. Most importantly, it will enable third-party researchers to continuously vet the agent's security and submit bug reports for any findings to our bug bounty program.
Linux can be a confusing web to untangle when trying to answer simple questions such as disk encryption or screen lock. Kolide works hard to give you the answers whether you're running Debian, RedHat, Arch Linux, or others.
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