Most organizations have the data to know if a laptop is unencrypted or out of date. The problem? That data often lives on a dashboard, while your network access remains wide open. The only way to secure access is to stop trusting devices by default.

Join Allen Valliencourt (Tailscale) and Zach Wasserman (Fleet) to see how Fleet device data can directly control access in Tailscale. We’ll show how to turn device health signals into enforcement so access is earned.

If you’re already using Fleet to monitor your fleet and Tailscale to connect it, you’re ready to enforce device-level access. In this session, we’ll walk through:

• How Fleet device state (via osquery) feeds into Tailscale posture checks
• How device signals—like disk encryption, OS version, and MDM enrollment—map to Tailscale ACLs
• How access is revoked in real time when a device falls out of compliance

Just-in-time (JIT) Network Access is an API-first solution to provide temporary, time-bound, and audited elevated access to resources within your Tailscale network (tailnet). Up until this point, JIT access with Tailscale has required the purchase of an additional dedicated 3rd party JIT solution to manage, or meant cobbling together different parts of the product to build a very manual version of JIT access.

That's no longer the case. Join Alex and Allen as they demo how to use our API to set up Just-in-time access and then answer your questions.

Kubernetes networking can be a black box. The myriad options around API servers, pod networks, service networks, loadbalancers and ingresses can mean dramatic expense and increase complexity.

Tailscale and the Tailscale operator can dramatically simplify your Kubernetes networking needs by:

• Securing access to your Kubernetes control plane
• Providing access to services and pods in your Kubernetes cluster
• Enabling simple networking between clusters

In this webinar we’ll explore these use-cases and investigate how Tailscale can make your life alongside Kubernetes hassle-free.