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Tables
Fleet uses osquery tables to query operating system, hardware, and software data. Each table provides specific data for analysis and filtering.
Apple
Linux
Windows
ChromeOS
secureboot
secureboot
Secure Boot UEFI Settings.
| Column | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| description | text | (Apple Silicon) Human-readable description: 'Full Security', 'Reduced Security', or 'Permissive Security' Not returned in SELECT * FROM secureboot.Only available on macOS |
| kernel_extensions | integer | (Apple Silicon) Allow user management of kernel extensions from identified developers (1 if allowed) Not returned in SELECT * FROM secureboot.Only available on macOS |
| mdm_operations | integer | (Apple Silicon) Allow remote (MDM) management of kernel extensions and automatic software updates (1 if allowed) Not returned in SELECT * FROM secureboot.Only available on macOS |
| secure_boot | integer | Whether secure boot is enabled |
| secure_mode | integer | (Intel) Secure mode: 0 disabled, 1 full security, 2 medium security Not returned in SELECT * FROM secureboot.Only available on macOS |
| setup_mode | integer | Whether setup mode is enabled Only available on Linux and Windows |
Example
See the secure boot status (enabled or not) of Windows and Linux systems. You could create a policy looking for it to be set to 1.
SELECT secure_boot FROM secureboot;Questions?
SOC2 Type 2
