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This release brings mandates for consultancies, policy import from Word and PDF, a full organization export, and a set of features that make your ISMS easier to defend in an audit.
: mentions show a tooltip, the calendar subscription is one switch per organization, and breach-notification dates are recorded on their own.Signing in to devguard no longer needs a password. Enter your email address and devguard sends you a one-time code, or use a passkey or your company's single sign-on, all from the same sign-in screen.
Passkeys unlock with your device's fingerprint, face recognition or PIN and resist phishing, because they only work on devguard's own sign-in page. You add them, together with two-factor authentication, in the new Security section of your settings.
This release moves the climate amendment into the ISO standards it belongs to and corrects catalog details.
This release introduces passwordless sign-in and lets members claim an organization that its provider has released.
This release keeps the devguard agent working on macOS 27.
devguard now covers the devices your team works on. The new Devices register shows each laptop and phone, who owns it and whether it meets your Security policy, so device controls stop being a spreadsheet you update before the audit.
The devguard agent for macOS, Windows and Linux reports disk encryption, screen lock, password settings, OS updates and Find My against the thresholds you set, and runs read-only: it shows each person exactly what it sends before they enrol. Phones are covered through self-attestation in the employee portal. From the device page you can lock a lost machine remotely, and outdated agents are flagged on the device and across the fleet.
A device compliance report turns the fleet into audit evidence in one click. Device management is available now from the Devices entry in the sidebar.
This release adds device management, an audit-grade Statement of Applicability, and an AI assistant that maps your policies to their controls.
Three ISO standards join the framework catalog.
This release protects your account address at sign-up and corrects how email changes are confirmed.
Evidence is not only exports and screenshots. A great deal of it is the routine your people already carry out: the vehicle check before a shift, the visitor log, the damage report, the monthly walk through the server room. Until now that lived on paper or in a spreadsheet, and turning it into something an auditor could read was a second job. Processes put those checklists and report forms in the employee portal, where every submission is filed as a dated record the moment it is completed.
You build a process in a visual structure editor, or write it as text with a live preview beside it. Give it an audience of business roles and everyone in them finds it in their portal, with progress shown as they work and each tick saved as it is made, so a dropped connection does not cost the run. Filed submissions collect in a searchable list, can be handed to a colleague, and link to evidence and tasks like anything else. Every run is written to the audit log.
A process carries a review cadence and a deadline the same way the rest of devguard does, so a monthly walkthrough that has not happened turns up where your other overdue work already is, and a report generates from a submission just as it does from a record. The Free plan holds three processes, Business holds as many as you need.