Endpoint compliance checks that never go stale
Most endpoint compliance checks are run quarterly, exported to a spreadsheet, and out of date before anyone reads them. Monitic takes the opposite approach: the agent evaluates every endpoint against a CIS-aligned control set continuously, so the compliance state of the fleet is a live property of the platform, not a snapshot commissioned before an audit. When a machine drifts out of line — a disabled firewall, a weakened policy, a misconfigured service — it shows up as a failed control on a named device, the day it happens.
Continuous, per-device evaluation
Point-in-time scanning answers a question about the past. Continuous evaluation answers the question that matters: is this endpoint compliant right now? The same agent that collects inventory and telemetry evaluates the control set on every device, so there is no separate scanning appliance to deploy, no credentialed sweep to schedule, and no window during which a non-compliant machine goes unnoticed.
- CIS-aligned checks evaluated continuously on every endpoint
- Every result tied to a specific device and a specific control — findings always have a name and an address
- No extra scanner infrastructure: evaluation rides the agent you already deployed
Because results are per-device, the conversation changes. Instead of "roughly 80% of the fleet passes," your team sees exactly which machines fail which controls — the precondition for actually fixing anything.
Policy assignment per company and unit
One standard rarely fits an entire organization, and it never fits an MSP's client base. Monitic assigns control policies at the company and unit level, so each part of the fleet is measured against the baseline that applies to it — a hardened profile for finance, a different one for a manufacturing floor, separate standards for each managed client.
- Assign control policies to companies and units, not just the whole fleet
- Multi-tenant by design: each client or department is held to its own standard
- Results roll up per company, so posture is reportable at the level leadership and clients actually ask about
From finding to fix, on the same platform
A compliance check that ends in a report is a to-do list. In Monitic, a failed control carries its remediation path: auto-fixable controls dispatch as agent tasks through one-click remediation and re-evaluate to verify closure, while controls that need judgment hand off to the AI assistant pre-seeded with the device and finding context. Every action lands in the audit log, so the trail from detection to resolution is complete.
Compliance checks verify configuration; many controls also depend on software being current. That side of the problem belongs to patch management, which closes update-related findings at fleet scale on the same console — one agent, one platform, per-endpoint plans.
Works with
- One-click remediation — turn failed controls into dispatched, verified fixes
- Audit logging — the immutable record of every evaluation-driven action
- Patch management — close the update-related controls across the fleet
Frequently asked questions
How often are endpoints evaluated?
Continuously. The agent evaluates the control set on each endpoint as part of its normal operation, so compliance state reflects the device as it is now — not as it was at the last scheduled scan.
Can different companies or units have different policies?
Yes. Control policies are assigned per company and per unit, so a managed client, a department, or a high-security group can each be measured against its own baseline within the same console.
Which standards do the checks align to?
The control set is CIS-aligned. Because CIS benchmarks underpin the technical-control requirements of most frameworks, teams use the results as endpoint evidence when preparing for broader audits.
What happens when a check fails?
The finding names the device and the control. Auto-fixable controls can be remediated with one click as an agent task and re-evaluated to confirm closure; the rest hand off to the AI assistant with full device context.
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