Every endpoint. Every site. One governed plane.
Agents, remote sessions, private networks, cameras, and governed desktops for the machines you already run.
Bring the physical and virtual edge of your estate under the same permissions, approvals, and audit trail as everything else. Deploy one outbound-only agent, open governed remote sessions, relay into private networks, watch cameras under per-camera grants, manage Apple devices, and hand out disposable desktops, all without a standing VPN or an inbound firewall rule.
Endpoint Monitoring and Management
One outbound-only agent for every machine you run
Fleet, remote access, network, camera, and desktop tools each want their own agent on every machine. Ember is one lightweight, outbound-only agent for Windows, macOS, Linux, and ARM that carries inventory, monitoring, governed commands, and tunnels, and the same agent powers remote sessions, private network relay, camera access, and virtual desktop hosts across the platform.
- Native agents for Windows, macOS, Linux, and ARM — outbound-only, so nothing listens for inbound connections
- One-line install, bound to your organization
- Fleet console with live metrics, inventory, tags, dynamic groups and a map, plus Ask AI that acts on approval
- Governed remote commands and end-to-end encrypted tunnels the relay cannot read, with templates, a queue, and full history
- Operator app, command-line tool, VPN helper, and an optional on-screen notice whenever someone connects remotely
Remote Access
Any machine. One governed door.
Remote access usually means a standing VPN, open ports, or an unmanaged remote-desktop tool. Reach opens console, in-browser SSH and desktop, client hand-off, and camera sessions through one policy-checked door that decides who may connect, to what, and for how long, and keeps a full transcript of what happened.
- Five session kinds: console, in-browser SSH, in-browser desktop, hand-off to your own client, and camera
- Kerberos sign-in for domain-joined Windows desktops
- Session Policies and Command Policies, previewed before you launch
- Full transcript and audit for every session
- Sessions as live nodes on a Hive canvas
Mesh Networking
Private networks, reachable under one permission model
Access tools stop at the tunnel, and discovery tools cannot act. Weave does both: it discovers and inventories what is on each network, then relays people, platform products, and AI agents into private services through endpoints you already run, or across an encrypted mesh, with no inbound firewall rules and one sharing and audit model.
- Relay into real subnets through your existing endpoints, with automatic failover
- Build a virtual encrypted mesh between machines at different sites, with direct paths where possible
- Reach every machine, device, and service by name
- Automatically discover and inventory devices and services on each network
- Give people a client VPN under named, versioned policies
Camera Management
See the room. Govern the picture.
Most camera systems stop at role or site permissions. Vantage makes each camera a governed resource: nobody watches until granted the right to, credentials stay in a managed store, access can be revoked instantly, and every look and every pan leaves an audit record. It works alongside the recorders you already run.
- Add cameras with credentials kept in your managed secret store, never typed into a field
- Set quality, protection, and delivery with versioned Stream Policies
- Watch live in the browser, with pan, zoom, and saved positions where the camera supports them
- Build camera walls on a Hive canvas
- Let an AI agent watch under the same grants and approvals a person needs
Mobile Device Management
Every Mac, iPhone, and iPad, governed like the rest of your estate
Lock and wipe are high-stakes actions, yet most device tools apply them with a single click. Bond manages Macs, iPhones, and iPads through Apple's own management channel under the platform's approvals, policies, and evidence, so a wipe can require a second person and every action leaves a record.
- Enroll devices by link, or let people enroll their own
- Author, preview, promote, and assign configuration profiles
- Lock, wipe, and unenroll behind policy, with optional second-person approval
- Keep unlock and erase codes in your vault, never on a screen
- See compliance in plain words, per device
Virtual Desktops
A governed computer, one click away.
Contractors, labs, and short tasks rarely justify a permanent desktop or a shipped laptop. Slate launches a governed Linux or Windows desktop from a template in one click, opens it in the browser with no VPN, runs it on hosts you already manage, and destroys it when the work is done, keeping the template and the record.
- Launch governed desktop templates in one click, with nothing installed locally and no VPN
- Use ready-made Linux desktops, or bring your own Windows image and licensing
- Run desktops on hosts you already manage, with caps on lifetime and size
- Control clipboard, printing, lifetime, and AI-agent access with Desktop Policies
- Open any desktop from one chooser, and see exactly why a policy applies
Govern every device, site, and desktop
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