IT Administrators
Investigate supported Windows configuration evidence and the assets behind findings.
Understand the security posture of supported Windows workstations and servers using collected security evidence. GapSwift connects Asset Intelligence, supported Windows security configuration evidence, Security Gaps and Cyber Score to help IT and security teams identify areas requiring attention.
GapSwift evaluates supported Windows security configuration evidence against implemented security checks and presents the resulting posture and Security Gaps.
Available posture depends on supported checks and the evidence available for the applicable Windows asset.
Identify evidence-backed security configuration gaps associated with supported Windows assets.
Security findings retain underlying asset context, helping teams understand which supported asset is affected and the evidence behind the result.
Help teams focus attention on relevant security findings using available asset, configuration, vulnerability and security context.
Relevant vulnerability context may be based on supported asset, software, version, hotfix and other applicable evidence. Available context supports investigation without promising that every vulnerability relationship will be identified.
Use Cyber Score as a broader indicator of observed security posture alongside underlying findings and evidence.
The value is designed to support a high-level view while preserving access to the supported findings and evidence that inform it.
Maintain historical visibility into meaningful supported security and asset changes over time.
This history helps teams retain context around supported posture and asset changes without positioning the page as a source of live threat telemetry.
Investigate supported Windows configuration evidence and the assets behind findings.
Connect relevant posture, ownership and operational asset context.
Use broader observed posture indicators alongside underlying findings.
Review evidence-backed Security Gaps with available vulnerability and asset context.
Maintain authorized visibility across managed customer organizations while preserving customer-level access boundaries.
This describes the broader GapSwift platform direction; it is not a claim that Windows Security Posture independently performs every stage.
Windows security posture is a view of relevant supported security configuration evidence and resulting findings across applicable Windows workstations and servers.
GapSwift can use supported evidence relating to Firewall, Microsoft Defender, BitLocker, TPM/Secure Boot, RDP, SMB/security protocol, audit-policy and other supported Windows security configuration evidence.
Asset Intelligence supplies relevant asset identity, system and organizational context so supported security findings can be understood in relation to the Windows asset behind them.
Security Gaps are evidence-backed findings produced when supported Windows security configuration evidence is evaluated against implemented security checks.
No. GapSwift does not currently claim automatic remediation. Its role is to help teams understand supported evidence, Windows security posture, Security Gaps and relevant context.
Explore how GapSwift connects supported Windows assets, security configuration evidence, Security Gaps and broader posture context.
Questions or want to learn more about GapSwift? Contact us at info@gapswift.com.