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Puppet’s infrastructure automation and compliance solutions enable government agencies to achieve digital transformation and compliance objectives.

Whether you’re looking to expand across your Windows estate, or thinking of deploying Puppet for the first time, we hope these answers help you.

How can you remediate vulnerabilities so they don’t pose a risk to your organization or interrupt business at the same time? Puppet can help.

Discover how to quickly apply CIS benchmarks to your Linux infrastructure and implement a Forge module in a profile.

This blog post explores the importance of secrets management and how Puppet and HashiCorp Vault adds an extra layer of protection to infrastructure.

Write maintainable, portable, and auditable Puppet code to enforce compliance by adapting the Roles & Profiles method to the module level.

This quick overview highlights how Puppet Enterprise can complement existing Windows tools for better visibility and transparency across the automation processes.

What’s the difference between compliance and security? Why does it matter?

Sunburst, Solorigate, the SolarWinds compromise — whatever you call it, Puppet can help detect it. Find out how.

Starting with Puppet 7, Facter 4 is the default version of Facter. Facter 4 is written in Ruby and provides many new capabilities.

Eliminate configuration drift and achieve continuous compliance with a model-driven approach to automation.

Listen to the latest Pulling the Strings podcast episode to learn everything you need to know about using Puppet Comply.

Learn how to manage compliance with a model-driven, policy-based approach to simplify & scale across diverse infrastructure.

Puppet and Pulse surveyed 200 IT executives to discover how modern technologies are helping teams adapt quickly to the changing economy.