The Secureframe Agent is a read-only agent designed to help smaller organizations be secure by reporting on key device settings.

Un-enroll your organization and archive the integration

1. Navigate to Integrations > Secureframe Agent.
2. Click the three vertical dots on the right hand side, then Archive.  A pop up will appear confirming you want to archive the integration.
3. Click Archive.

 

Once disconnected, Secureframe will stop receiving information from installed agents. If you need additional help removing the Secureframe Agent integration, please contact your Customer Success representative or Customer Support at support@secureframe.com. 

In addition, we recommend users uninstall the agent from their devices. Further information on how users can uninstall the Secureframe Agent from their devices can be found within this article.

Uninstall Secureframe Agent From Your Device

Devices will automatically de-register 30 days after being uninstalled. Deleting the device from Asset Inventory before 30 days will result in the device re-populating. If you cannot wait for the automatic expiration, please contact support.

Windows

Use the "Add or remove programs" dialog to remove “Fleet osquery." It might also be named "Orbit Osquery" for older versions of the agent.

Mac

Download the cleanup script attached to this help article. It is named "cleanup_macos.sh".

Open the Terminal App, go to the folder with the cleanup script, and run:

chmod +x cleanup_macos.sh

That makes the script executable. Now run the script with:

sudo ./cleanup_macos.sh

It is normal to be prompted for your password when using sudo.

Alternatively you can run the following commands in Terminal:

sudo launchctl stop com.fleetdm.orbit
sudo launchctl unload /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.fleetdm.orbit.plist

sudo pkill fleet-desktop || true
sudo rm -rf /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.fleetdm.orbit.plist /var/lib/orbit /usr/local/bin/orbit /var/log/orbit /opt/orbit/

Uninstall the package with the corresponding package manager:

• Ubuntu

sudo apt remove fleet-osquery -y

sudo rpm -e fleet-osquery

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