Where TridentStack Control is headed

Run your own scripts across selected endpoints or your whole fleet, with scheduling and per-endpoint results, for the one-off tasks and remediations that policies do not cover.

See at a glance which Linux machines have Ubuntu Pro and ESM coverage, and where you have a security-maintenance gap.

Put your own name, logo, and colors on the TridentStack Control app and the reboot notifications your end users see, so every prompt comes from a brand they recognize.

Publish a catalog of approved applications that end users can install on their own computers from the TridentStack Control app, without admin rights or a help desk ticket.

Ready-to-run scripts for common fixes and checks, written and maintained by TridentStack, available in your script library alongside your own.

Store your own data on each endpoint, filled in by hand or kept current by your scripts, then filter, sort, and export it as columns on the Endpoints list.

Recognize Docker, containerd, Podman, and Kubernetes hosts: report runtime versions and flag updates that could disrupt running containers.

Surface which Linux machines have unattended-upgrades enabled and flag when it conflicts with your TridentStack policy.

Report whether live kernel patching is active, which patches are applied, and how long since the last full reboot.

Manage package repositories, signing keys, and sources centrally across your fleet.

A native iOS app with push notifications for agent and fleet alerts.