Fleet device posture integration is now generally available

Tailscale has announced the general availability of its device posture integration with Fleet in its Enterprise plan, allowing organizations to bridge the gap between authentication and device management by incorporating Fleet-managed device state directly into Tailscale access policies. This integration enables companies to enforce network access policies based on whether devices are actively enrolled and managed, which is particularly beneficial for remote teams, developers with self-managed machines, and organizations with compliance requirements for managed devices. By applying device management state to access enforcement, it helps reduce exposure and access drift with minimal overhead. Administrators can define what "managed" means for their organization, and Fleet periodically syncs device management state into Tailscale, which uses these attributes in access policies to automatically restrict access if a device no longer meets the defined requirements. The integration is straightforward to set up for existing Fleet and Tailscale users, with full documentation available in Tailscale's docs.

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