What shipped, when
Every entry below describes something that's live in the product, dated when it shipped. For the longer stories behind the bigger releases, the linked posts go deeper.
- New
LynxTrac 1.0.0
LynxTrac reaches its first stable production release. What earned the number was bug fixing rather than features: in the run-up we shipped roughly four fixes for every new capability, and the remaining reports had moved from things that did not work to timezone display, deleted-device edge cases and a UID collision between cloned VMs.
This is the platform version, and it says the shape of the product is settled. The tenant hierarchy, the permission model and the data model are no longer things we reserve the right to rework without a migration path. The announcement post carries the full inventory of what 1.0.0 covers, and an equally full account of what it still does not do.
- New
Single sign-on over SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect
Platform users can now sign in through your identity provider. SAML 2.0 and OIDC are both supported, with SCIM 2.0 provisioning, just-in-time account creation, and WebAuthn or FIDO2 hardware keys for MFA.
SSO is available on the Enterprise plan. Offboarding gets simpler in the way you would hope: remove someone from the IdP and their access goes with them.
- Security
XDR and SIEM, powered by Wazuh
Threat detection now runs on the fleet you already manage. The suite covers real-time security alerts, CVE-matched vulnerability detection, file integrity monitoring for files and registry, CIS configuration assessment, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, security system inventory, and operator-driven active response with a full audit trail.
Available on Business and Enterprise plans, with per-tenant agent enrollment and CIDR IP allowlisting.
- New
LynxTrac launches
First public release: real-time monitoring, browser-based remote desktop and SSH, patch management, continuous deployments, log analysis, and cloud governance for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. One agent, one console, free forever for up to 2 servers.
Want the running commentary instead of the milestones? The blog covers the thinking behind these changes, and the RSS feed delivers it.