Enterprise endpoint management, on one agent, at one price
TridentStack builds patch management, vulnerability detection, compliance, and policy software for Windows and Linux fleets. One platform, simple pricing, no feature tiers, no enterprise sales process.
What is TridentStack?
TridentStack is a software company that builds enterprise-grade endpoint management tools for IT teams that find traditional enterprise software too complex and SMB tools too limited.
The flagship product, TridentStack Control, handles patch management, third-party application updates, vulnerability detection, compliance baselines (CIS Benchmarks, DISA STIGs, NIST, Microsoft Security Baselines), and policy management on one platform. The company also builds TridentStack Protect (managed security operations) and TridentStack Administer (managed IT services), both currently in development.
Why does TridentStack exist?
Endpoint management has been stuck in a frustrating middle ground for years. Legacy enterprise tools like SCCM and Intune are powerful but require dedicated administrators, multi-day implementations, and per-feature licensing that adds up fast. Smaller RMM platforms are simpler but cap out before they can satisfy real compliance and patch governance requirements.
TridentStack was built to close that gap: a platform that handles real-world patch management, vulnerability detection, and compliance work without the multi-product sprawl or the per-feature pricing games. One product. One price. Every feature included.
Who built TridentStack?
TridentStack is built by IT and security practitioners who spent years on the customer side of endpoint management tools. The team is small, technical, and remote-first, with deep experience in patch management, Windows and Linux internals, vulnerability tooling, and compliance frameworks.
More information about the team is on the company LinkedIn page.
What does TridentStack Control do?
- Patch management. Native operating system update catalog integration, supersedence tracking, deployment rings for phased rollouts, pre-staging for scheduled deployments, and CVE-enriched security metadata.
- Third-party application updates. Package manager integration with version pinning, custom installer deployment, and silent installation with progress tracking.
- Vulnerability detection. Automatic CVE detection from software inventory, CVSS scoring and severity prioritization, exception management with expiration, and a fleet-wide vulnerability dashboard.
- Compliance baselines. CIS Benchmarks Level 1 and Level 2, DISA STIGs for Windows, Microsoft Security Baselines, NIST framework controls, with automated scoring and trend tracking.
- Policy management. Extensive policy settings catalog with a web UI, policy versioning and rollback, and enforcement verification. Works without Active Directory.
How is TridentStack priced?
Every tenant gets 200 endpoints free forever. Beyond that, TridentStack Control is $5 per endpoint per month with all features included. No feature tiers, no add-on modules, no enterprise sales gate. Annual billing saves about two months. Fleets of 500 or more endpoints get custom pricing.
Pricing activates at general availability. The product is currently in public beta and free for all tenants regardless of fleet size.
Frequently asked questions
What is TridentStack?
TridentStack is a software company that builds enterprise-grade endpoint management tools for Windows and Linux fleets. The flagship product, TridentStack Control, handles patch management, third-party application updates, vulnerability detection, compliance baselines, and policy management on one platform.
What does TridentStack Control do?
TridentStack Control automates Windows and Linux patching, deploys third-party application updates, detects vulnerabilities with CVE and CVSS data, tracks compliance against CIS Benchmarks, DISA STIGs, NIST, and Microsoft Security Baselines, and manages endpoint policy without requiring Active Directory.
How much does TridentStack cost?
TridentStack Control is free for the first 200 endpoints in every tenant, then $5 per endpoint per month after that. There are no feature tiers and no enterprise sales gate. Annual billing saves about two months. Custom pricing is available for fleets of 500 or more endpoints.
Who is TridentStack built for?
TridentStack is built for IT teams at SMBs and mid-market companies, MSPs managing endpoints across multiple client tenants, and security and compliance teams that need CIS, DISA STIG, or NIST scoring without standing up a separate compliance product. It is intentionally simpler than legacy enterprise tools and more capable than SMB-focused RMMs.
Where is TridentStack based?
TridentStack is headquartered in the United States. The team is remote-first.
Is TridentStack Control generally available?
TridentStack Control is currently in public beta. Production tenants can sign up, install agents, and use the platform end to end. Pricing is paused during beta and will activate at general availability.
What operating systems does the TridentStack agent support?
The Windows agent supports Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server 2012 R2 through Windows Server 2025. The Linux agent supports Debian-based distributions including Ubuntu and Debian, with apt and dpkg integration in the initial release.
Does TridentStack work without Active Directory?
Yes. TridentStack Control was designed to deliver policy management without requiring Active Directory. The agent can be deployed to domain-joined or workgroup endpoints, and policies are enforced via the agent regardless of directory state.
See TridentStack Control in action
Install the agent on a single endpoint to see the platform end to end. The first 200 endpoints are free forever.