Fleet 4.15.0 is here. Check out the full [changelog](https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/releases/tag/fleet-v4.15.0) or continue reading to get the highlights.
For update instructions, see our [upgrade guide](https://fleetdm.com/docs/deploying/upgrading-fleet) in the Fleet docs.
## Highlights
- Self-service with Fleet Desktop.
- Scope transparency with Fleet Desktop.
- Zendesk integration
- "Last used" information for macOS applications.
## Self-service with Fleet Desktop on macOS, Windows, and Linux
Fleet Desktop is a lightweight application that allows end-users to self serve failing policies on their laptop or workstation.
With Fleet Desktop installed on a host, the end-user has access to the list of policies that apply to their laptop, and the instructions to resolve failing policies. The end-user can quickly reach this list of policies by selecting the **Fleet icon > My device** in the menu bar.
Fleet Desktop is currently in beta. Check out the remaining work to bring Fleet Desktop out of beta [here on GitHub](https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/issues/5684).
## Scope transparency with Fleet Desktop on macOS, Windows, and Linux
Fleet Desktop also allows end-users to see what information about their laptop or workstation, is accessible to their organization.
With Fleet Desktop installed on a host, the end-user can navigate to the **Transparency** page on fleetdm.com. This page includes resources on what personal information Fleet and osquery can see. The end-user can quickly reach the Transparency page by selecting the **Fleet icon > Transparency** in the menu bar.
The end-user also has access to information about their laptop's disk space, memory, last restarted time, installed software, and more. The end-user can quickly reach this information by selecting the Fleet icon in their menu bar and selecting **My device**.
Fleet Desktop is currently in beta. Check out the remaining work to bring Fleet Desktop out of beta [here on GitHub](https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/issues/5684).
You can now configure Fleet to automatically create a Zendesk ticket when a new vulnerability (CVE) is
found on your hosts. Add the Zendesk Integration in the Fleet UI under **Settings** > **Integrations** and selecting **Zendesk** as your ticket destination.
The Zendesk integration is currently in beta.
## "Last used" information for MacOS applications.
We've added a **Last used** column to the **Software** tab in **Host Details** for MacOS devices. This lets you know how recently an application was accessed and is especially useful when deciding whether to continue subscriptions for paid software and when distributing licenses.
## More new features, improvements, and bug fixes
In 4.15.0, we also:
* Improved security by increasing the minimum password length requirement for Fleet users to 12 characters.
* Added Policies tab to **Host Details** page for Fleet Premium users.
* Deprecated "MIA" host status in UI and API responses.
* Added CVE scores to `/software` API endpoint responses when available.
* Added license object to `GET /fleet/device/{token}` response.
* Added `all_linux_count` and `builtin_labels` to `GET /host_summary` response.
* Added the ability to select columns when exporting hosts to CSV.
* Improved the output of `fleetclt debug errors` and added the ability to print the errors to stdout via the `-stdout` flag.
* Added support for Docker Compose V2 to `fleetctl preview`.
* Added experimental option to save responses to `host_last_seen` queries to the database in batches as well as the ability to configure `enable_async_host_processing` settings for `host_last_seen`, `label_membership` and `policy_membership` independently.
* Expanded `wifi_networks` table to include more data on macOS and fixed compatibility issues with newer MacOS releases.
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### Ready to update?
Visit our [Update guide](https://fleetdm.com/docs/deploying/upgrading-fleet) in the Fleet docs for instructions on updating to Fleet 4.15.0.
