Pareto Security

Pareto Security Windows v0.3.14 adds:

• Check for screen lock or screensaver starting within 20 minutes
• Check for password required after lock
• Check for disk encryption is enabled

Requested by teams aiming for better Windows device compliance

#ParetoSecurity #Windows

Year in review for Pareto
• 19 feature releases
• 70+ merged pull requests
• Dozens improvements
• More control for teams, smoother onboarding for everyone
• One goal: secure every device, every team

Thank you for using Pareto
#ParetoSecurity #macOS #SecurityTools

Pareto Security macOS v1.18.0

• Smarter menu bar logic
• Timeout handling after sleep
• Strongbox support
• Better code signing error handling


#ParetoSecurity #macOS #AppUpdate

New in Pareto Security 1.14.0 for macOS:

• Improved menu bar visibility
• Explanations when checks don’t run
• Fix for false SSH key warnings on clean machines

#ParetoSecurity #macOS

Non-Invasive Device Monitoring Protect your business with automated checks, instant vulnerability alerts, and a user-friendly dashboard.

Pareto Cloud now lets you add multiple admins.
Admins can manage teams and collaborators.
Owners stay in control of billing.

New role selection UI is live.

#ParetoCloud #DevSecOps

Non-Invasive Device Monitoring Protect your business with automated checks, instant vulnerability alerts, and a user-friendly dashboard.

We just launched a new onboarding wizard in Pareto Cloud.
First-time setup now guides you through checks, linking a device, and terms — no more wandering around lost.

Also polished the UI and color consistency.
More updates soon.

#ParetoCloud #SecurityOps

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Pareto Security for macOS v1.13.0 is out!

🛠️ Fixes a rare race condition with background tasks.

Plus minor internal updates & formatting tool bumps.

Changelog → github.com/ParetoSecuri...

#macOS #ParetoSecurity

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Pareto Security v0.3.11 for Linux and Windows is out!
Added detection for ESET security products — better visibility into installed endpoint tools.

Changelog → github.com/ParetoSecuri...

#Cybersecurity #EndpointSecurity #ParetoSecurity

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Pareto Security v0.3.10 is out!

Windows: new Linking UI
Linux: improved Docker access checks (install + daemon)

Changelog → github.com/ParetoSecuri...

#Cybersecurity

DevOpsDays Ljubljana 2025 I recently had the chance to go to my first tech conference, DevOpsDays in Ljubljana. Since I was still new to DevOps, I wasn’t sure how much I would understand, but it turned out to be such an open and welcoming experience that I ended up learning a lot. When we arrived, we were greeted […]

New blog post: DevOpsDays Ljubljana 2025

We attended, learned, and had fun. A highlight: we gave a lightning talk on Pareto Security.

Read more → niteo.co/blog/devopsd...

#DevOps #TechCommunity

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Pareto Security v0.3.7 for Linux & Windows is out!
• App runs at startup by default
• Instance locking (Unix + Windows)
• Support for Plasma 6 @kde.org

Changelog → github.com/ParetoSecuri...

#Cybersecurity

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Pareto Security v0.3.6 for Linux & Windows is out!
• TUI is now default
• ZFS support for encryption check
• sway+swaylock support
• Improved Windows version detection

Changelog → github.com/ParetoSecuri...

#Cybersecurity

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Pareto Security macOS v1.12.0 is out!
• Improved “no unused users” check
• Fixed issue re-enabling disabled checks
• Fixes for macOS 26 and 15.7 compatibility

Changelog → github.com/ParetoSecuri...

#macOS #Cybersecurity

A huge UX improvement for @nixos-org.bsky.social users just landed: you no longer need to manually run `paretosecurity link` to link your device to Pareto Cloud.

Instead, ensure compliance declaratively!

pareto-security Homebrew’s package index

You just gotta love the #opensource community: some nice people created a MacHomebrew brew.sh/ cask for our app: formulae.brew.sh/cask/pareto-...

Proud to sponsor devopsdays.si/ conference again this year, and also send some of our team members to hang out with the local engineers!

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Pareto Security macOS v1.10.12 is out!
• Screen Saver OR Lock now valid for compliance
• Improved support for Tahoe & older macOS
• Crash fixes, Swift 6.4, dimmed icon when all clear

Changelog → github.com/ParetoSecuri...

#Cybersecurity #macOS

Automating Distro Updates in CI For a long time, we had a recurring TODO in our calendar: once a month, check whether any Linux distro we test against got a new stable version—or dropped

New blog post: Automating Distro Updates in CI

We got tired of babysitting our CI matrix every month. So we automated it with GitHub Actions, endoflife.date/, and a Slack ping if it breaks.

How we did it → paretosecurity.com/blog/automat...

#DevOps #CI #Linux

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Pareto Security macOS v1.10.8 is out!
• New settings for checks
• Crash + full disk access fixes
• macOS Tahoe compatibility
• Fix for no-admin users (~/Applications)

Changelog → github.com/ParetoSecuri...

#Cybersecurity #macOS

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Pareto Security v0.3.4 for Linux & Windows is out!
• New TUI command
• Improved firewall detection
• Better SSH path handling
• More distro testing coverage

Changelog → github.com/ParetoSecuri...

#Cybersecurity #OpenSource

Want a slick Pareto T-Shirt or Hat? Find @zupo.bsky.social at #nixcon2025, he brought a few to give out to our users!

YouTube video by NixCon NixCon 2025 - Lecture Hall

Very cool talk about the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) by
@cyberustech
's Lukas Beierlieb on #nixcon2025
Recording at www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdoY...

Build software better, together GitHub is where people build software. More than 150 million people use GitHub to discover, fork, and contribute to over 420 million projects.

Pareto Security macOS v1.9.16 is out.
• Fixes an issue where the app could break after update

If you’re affected, you'll have to update it manually: paretosecurity.com/mac

Sorry for the trouble — and thanks for your patience.

#Cybersecurity

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Pareto Security v0.3.3 for Linux & Windows is out!
• Debian 13 now supported
• NixOS/getty auto-login detection fixed
• Fixed update check false positives (now uses root if needed)
• Better Snap update detection
github.com/ParetoSecuri...
#Security #OpenSource

Build software better, together GitHub is where people build software. More than 150 million people use GitHub to discover, fork, and contribute to over 420 million projects.

Pareto Security macOS v1.9.12 is out!
• Manually running checks now clears the local cache first.

Changelog → github.com/ParetoSecuri...

#Cybersecurity #OpenSource

Dejan Murko: Developers no longer needed. Dejan is a project lead at Niteo and has been managing teams of developers and designers for the last two decades. Recently, however, he started to design, code and publish projects all by himself, with a team of AI agents instead of humans. He did a short showcase of what is possible with today’s tools and what this means for development agencies. Nejc Zupan: With everyone now able to create unlimited amounts of code, tests are becoming even more important than before. How do you know the latest update that your vibe-coded last Friday night didn’t break some feature? Nejc showed us how they use Python to test websites, servers and even desktop applications at Pareto Security. Andraž 'brodul' Brodnik: How a cloud client lib authenticate. Meta Petrič: On Learning Python the Hard Way. Roman 'romunov' Luštrik: Pub survey. Like pub quiz, but shorter, fun and with no right answers. DragonPy meetup August 2025

Last week at the #Ljubljana #Python meetup, our founder @zupo.bsky.social shared how we test Pareto Desktop ↔ Pareto Cloud communication using #playwrightweb and @nixos-org.bsky.social.

Watch the talk → youtu.be/3m-RtZC8EOI

#Testing #Cybersecurity

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Pareto Security macOS v1.9.11 is out!
• New UpdateService improves how app updates are handled and cached

Details → github.com/ParetoSecuri...

#Cybersecurity #OpenSource

Build software better, together GitHub is where people build software. More than 150 million people use GitHub to discover, fork, and contribute to over 420 million projects.

Pareto Security v0.3.2 for Linux & Windows is out!
• Help menu now includes update check + support links
• Tray now retries StatusNotifierWatcher detection on Linux

Changelog → github.com/ParetoSecuri...

#Cybersecurity #OpenSource

From Frustration to Power: What We Learned at Nixcademy We recently completed two days of Nixcademy training, exploring the powerful yet complex Nix and NixOS ecosystem. After five years of experience, the course still offered valuable insights—especially about overlays and fixed-point recursion—that turn frustration into empowerment. If you're working with Nix or planning to, this course can save you months of struggle.

New blog post:
From Frustration to Power — What We Learned at Nixcademy

nixpkgs is top 10 on GitHub
NixOS tests are powerful
Overlays finally make sense

Read the post:
niteo.co/blog/from-fr...
#NixOS