One baseline, held across every machine you manage

Akku holds your security baseline as policy rather than as a checklist someone works through. Assign it to a group and every machine in that group gets it, including the Group Policy controls on Windows. Anything that drifts off the baseline shows up as drift, and anything you enforce can be taken back off.

  • What the catalogue covers
  • Audit before you enforce
  • See drift as it happens
A locked vault at the centre of a grid of policy tiles and user cards, connected by control lines

What the catalogue covers

113 ready-made policies across 30 categories, mapped per operating system: password rules, screen lock, firewall, SSH, removable media, browser hardening, cloud-sync blocking, telemetry, disk-encryption checks and more. You assign them as sets rather than one at a time, to everything, a group, a ring, or a single machine.

Audit before you enforce

Any policy can run in audit mode, which reports what it would change without changing it. When you're satisfied, switch it to enforce and it remediates automatically. The original value on each machine is captured before enforcement, so any policy can be rolled back to where it started.

See drift as it happens

A dashboard shows every device against every assigned policy: compliant, drifted, or failed, in near real time. Drift is visible per machine and per policy, so you know which setting moved rather than only that something did.

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See how it works.

One agent on every Windows, Ubuntu and macOS machine, managed from one console. Nothing to open on your firewall, and no second rollout when you turn on another module.

One console, one agentNo inbound portsWindows, Ubuntu and macOS