Scalefusion July 31st, 2026 Release Notes

Version Information:

• Scalefusion Dashboard: v66.5.0

• Scalefusion Remote Cast for Android: v5.1.0

• Scalefusion Windows MDM Agent: v16.14.0

Release Notes:

1. Remote Control for Android 2.0

   The next-generation Remote Control for Android is now available as part of a phased rollout. The feature has been completely redesigned across the device app, dashboard, and backend to provide a faster, more reliable, and collaborative remote support experience. Key features:

   1. Collaborative remote sessions: Invite up to five additional administrators to join an active remote support session for collaborative troubleshooting.

   2. Adaptive connectivity: The remote session automatically adjusts the screen resolution based on network conditions and attempts to reconnect for up to 15 seconds if connectivity is interrupted.

   3. Screen annotations: Draw and highlight directly on the remote device screen to guide users during a support session. Annotations are visible to all participating administrators.

   4. Voice communication: Voice calling is enabled by default when a session starts. Simply unmute to begin communicating with the device user.

   5. Enhanced session reports: View additional session details, including bandwidth consumption, participant count, and other session metrics.

   Note: This feature is currently being rolled out in phases and is initially limited to 20 devices per account. To increase this limit, contact the Scalefusion Support team.

2. Enhanced CIS Level 1 Compliance Coverage for Windows

   CIS Level 1 compliance for Windows has been expanded to include more than 350 compliance rules per benchmark, providing broader visibility into your organization's security posture.

   1. Expanded compliance coverage: Evaluate Windows devices against a larger set of CIS Level 1 security recommendations.

   2. Granular remediation: Remediation can now be enabled individually for each compliance rule, giving administrators greater control over the changes applied to managed devices.

   3. Rollback support: Compliance changes can now be reverted after a compliance profile is unpublished. Rollback is performed on a best-effort basis and may not be successful in all scenarios.

3. Custom Enrollment Keys for Device Groups

   Administrators can now customize the Device Group Enrollment Key instead of using the system-generated default value. This makes enrollment keys easier to manage and share during device enrollment or when moving devices between groups. Custom enrollment keys can be configured when:

   1. Updating enrollment keys in bulk.

   2. Creating device groups using CSV import.

   3. Creating a new device group from the Scalefusion Dashboard.

   4. Creating a new device group using the API.

Team:

• Team Scalefusion