Scaling financial security with GitOps and RBAC
Blog post from Fleet
A digital payments provider sought a management solution to enhance security and compliance for their international money transfer operations, which previously relied on Workspace ONE and self-managed osquery. They faced challenges with restrictive systems and fragmented deployments, which hindered efficient task delegation and created operational silos. The company transitioned to Fleet Cloud, adopting a GitOps-first approach that treats hardware like cloud infrastructure and uses granular Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to securely delegate tasks. This shift allowed them to consolidate deployments, automate device grouping, and streamline operations through version-controlled, peer-reviewed configurations, thus eliminating opaque backend changes. By integrating Windows Autopilot and Okta into a unified API, they addressed the technical debt of disparate systems, enhancing compliance and providing real-time data for financial audits.
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