Platform

One agent, one operations core, three operating systems.

IQOps runs as a lightweight agent on every endpoint plus a central operations core your team logs into. Here's exactly how the pieces fit together, and precisely what's supported on Windows, Linux, and macOS today — no platform asterisks buried in a footnote.

How it works

1

Install the agent

One installer per OS (MSI, .deb/.rpm, or a signed tarball) enrolls the endpoint against your IQOps tenant — no manual configuration per machine.

2

It checks in continuously

Hardware, software, patch state, and security posture flow back on a short interval. The agent self-updates in place, so fleet-wide fixes roll out without a re-install.

3

You act from one core

Tickets, assets, patch rollouts, and posture findings share the same data model — a posture finding can route straight into a patch job, in the same platform, not a handoff between tools.

Platform capabilities by OS

IQOps is built agent-first on all three platforms, but depth currently varies — Windows is the most mature target, Linux and macOS cover the operational fundamentals with a few areas still expanding. This is the real, current breakdown, not a marketing claim of full parity.

CapabilityWindowsLinuxmacOS
Zero-touch enrollment & live inventory
Full support.
Full support.
Full support.
Software inventory tracking
Full support.
Full support.
Full support.
Self-updating agent
Full support.
Full support.
Full support.
Patch visibility (available updates)
Full support.
Full support.
Full support.
Remote patch deployment
Full support.
Full support.
Not supported.Visibility only — install still needs the console
Tray app & in-session notifications
Full support.
Not supported.
Full support.
Remote support (screen view & control)
Full support.
Not supported.
Not supported.
Voice calling during a remote support session
Full support.Via the tray call window
Not supported.
Not supported.
Endpoint posture (disk encryption, firewall, malware protection)
Full support.BitLocker, TPM, Firewall, AV
Not supported.
Full support.FileVault, Firewall, Gatekeeper

Remote support and full posture monitoring on Linux, and remote patch deployment and remote support on macOS, are active roadmap items — voice calling on both platforms is on the same roadmap, since it runs inside a remote support session today. Talk to us if endpoint coverage on a specific OS is a deciding factor for your rollout.

Deployment model

The operations core runs on-premises or in your private cloud — your data doesn't leave your infrastructure by default. The agent communicates outbound-only over TLS to your own server; no inbound firewall rules are required on the endpoint.

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