We are very excited to announce Mender Hub: a community-supported repository to enable OTA updates on any board and OS. Our goal is to create the world’s largest repository to enable a secure and robust OTA update process for connected devices. Please join us today and be part of writing the history in securing the world’s connected devices.

There is no out-of-the-box update solution for the...

According to Gartner, there will be almost 3 billion new internet-connected devices in 2018. Unfortunately, most of these devices lack basic security features, making them susceptible to hacking and being compromised. A few days ago, California took the first steps in making connected devices more secure with its “SB-327 Information privacy: connected devices” bill. This is a step in the right d...

We are looking forward to a very busy October and two very special announcements. Please stay tuned!

In the meantime, we were featured on the cover of Linux Magazine France: We also have some upcoming events we hope you can be a part of:

Our CTO, Eystein Stenberg, will be presenting at ARM TechCon on Wednesday, October 17th at 1:30pm on best practices on Securing the Connected Car.

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We are happy to announce the production releases Mender 1.6.0 and 1.5.1!

The ongoing focus for Mender is to:

• broaden the supported device types
• make the device integration process as easy as possible

The key features of Mender 1.6 are covered below, and you can see the detailed items in the release notes of Mender 1.6.0 and Mender 1.5.1.

Support for updating Raspbian is coming to Mender! You can already test doing remote over-the-air updates with Raspbian and the Raspbierry Pi 3 with the demo images provided in this post.