IT Administrators
Review supported observed conditions, expected states and applicable Windows assets.
Understand where security attention may be required across supported assets. GapSwift connects observed asset and security evidence with Security Gaps, relevant vulnerability context and Cyber Score to give IT and security teams clearer visibility into identified security concerns.
A Security Gap represents an observed security condition where supported evidence does not match an implemented expected security state.
GapSwift uses supported collected evidence and deterministic security checks to explain why a Security Gap has been identified, helping teams understand the observed condition behind the finding.
Supported evidence was available for evaluation.
The observed condition did not match the implemented expected state.
Sufficient supported evidence was unavailable.
The implemented check did not apply to the asset.
Identify evidence-backed security configuration gaps associated with supported Windows assets.
Asset identity, supported configuration evidence and assessment context help authorized teams understand where attention may be required without duplicating the broader Asset Intelligence record.
Bring relevant vulnerability context alongside Security Gaps using observed software, version, hotfix and other applicable evidence where supported.
Help teams focus attention on relevant security findings using available asset, configuration, vulnerability and security context.
Use Cyber Score as a broader indicator of observed security posture alongside underlying findings and evidence.
Maintain historical visibility into meaningful supported security and asset changes over time.
Review supported observed conditions, expected states and applicable Windows assets.
Understand identified concerns alongside relevant asset and operational context.
Use broader posture indicators while retaining access to underlying findings.
Investigate evidence-backed findings with available configuration and vulnerability context.
Work across authorized managed customer organizations while preserving customer-level access boundaries.
This describes GapSwift's broader platform direction; it is not a claim that Security Gaps independently perform every stage.
GapSwift evaluates supported Windows security evidence against implemented security checks. Where observed evidence does not match the expected state, GapSwift can create an evidence-backed Security Gap for the applicable asset.
No. A Security Gap can represent an observed configuration or security-posture issue, while a vulnerability relates to applicable vulnerability intelligence such as a CVE. GapSwift keeps these concepts distinct while allowing relevant context to be viewed together.
No. GapSwift does not currently provide automatic remediation or automatic CVE patching. It helps teams understand identified Security Gaps, supporting evidence and relevant security context so appropriate corrective action can be taken and later verified.
No. A Security Gap identifies a supported observed condition that did not match an implemented expected state. Teams should review the applicable asset, supporting evidence and relevant context before deciding what action is appropriate.
Cyber Score is a broader indicator of supported observed security posture. Security Gaps and their underlying evidence provide more specific context alongside that indicator.
Authorized MSP and partner users can work within supported customer organization scopes and permissions. Customer-level authorization and access boundaries remain in place.
Explore how GapSwift connects supported Windows assets, observed security evidence, Security Gaps and relevant security context.
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