ComplianceOS is self-hosted device management. It shows every laptop you own, what’s installed on it and whether it’s safe, and gives you a controlled way to fix it. You don’t pay per device, and your fleet data never leaves your infrastructure.
Leadership wants to know who’s exposed. The auditor will later want proof it was fixed. Here is how that day goes with spreadsheets and remote sessions, and then inside ComplianceOS.
A security bulletin lands in someone's inbox. Which version is affected? Which machines run it?
The asset spreadsheet was last updated at the previous audit. Installed versions were never tracked.
A Teams post asks everyone to check their browser version and reply. A third answer.
Remote sessions one at a time, or “please update and restart” messages that get ignored.
Laptops that were offline, on leave or “restarting later”. The list lives in your head.
Weeks later the auditor asks for proof. You assemble screenshots and a spreadsheet.
By Friday most laptops are patched, probably. Nobody can say which ones for sure.
Installed versions are matched against vulnerability feeds automatically. You approve one reviewed command for the affected group, watch each device report back, and the audit log is your evidence.
The same inventory, rules and command library power every IT and security routine.
We’ll deploy ComplianceOS on a pilot group and show you your real exposure within the first week.