ReleaseMONITIC 2026.07 — Synapse Control Plane is live: topology, blast radius & AI-driven RCASee what's new
Feature

One-click compliance remediation

A security finding that sits in a report is risk with a timestamp on it. Most compliance tooling stops at detection and hands the fixing to a different team, a different tool, and a different quarter. Monitic treats remediation as the point of the exercise: auto-fixable controls dispatch as agent tasks with one click, execute on the endpoint, and re-evaluate to verify the control actually closed. Findings that need human judgment don't fall into a backlog — they hand off to the AI assistant, pre-seeded with the device and the finding. Automated security remediation, with a defined path for everything that can't be automated.

Auto-fixable controls, dispatched and verified

For controls with a known, safe fix, remediation is a single action. Click, and Monitic dispatches the fix to the affected endpoint as an agent task — a script or a policy change, executed by the same agent that detected the failure. There is no ticket to raise, no runbook to locate, no remote session to schedule.

  • One click dispatches the fix as an agent task — script or policy — on the affected device
  • Verified closure: the control re-evaluates after the task runs, so "fixed" means confirmed, not assumed
  • Works at the scale of the finding: remediate a single endpoint or the full set of affected machines

The verification step is the part most remediation tooling skips. A dispatched fix that silently failed is worse than an open finding, because everyone believes it's closed. Monitic closes a finding only when re-evaluation says the control now passes.

AI handoff for everything else

Not every control should be fixed blindly — some require context, judgment, or a decision about tradeoffs. For those, Monitic hands the finding to the AI assistant, pre-seeded with the device context: which machine, which control, what failed. A technician picks up the conversation mid-diagnosis instead of starting cold, and resolves in minutes what would otherwise cost an afternoon of research.

  • Non-auto-fixable findings open the AI assistant with device and control context already loaded
  • The assistant works on the same platform, with the same fleet data — no copy-pasting findings between tools
  • Deliberate remediation for controls where automation would be the wrong answer

Every action on the record

One-click does not mean unaccountable. Every remediation — human-initiated or AI-assisted — lands in the immutable audit log: what ran, on which device, initiated by whom, and when. When an auditor asks how a finding was closed, the answer is a query, not a reconstruction.

Remediation is included in per-endpoint platform plans — no separate orchestration product, no per-runbook pricing.

Works with

Close findings, not just file them

Turn your next compliance report into a task queue with a 14-day full-featured trial. Start free trial or get a demo.

← Back to Security Compliance

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which controls can be fixed automatically?

Controls with a known, deterministic fix — typically configuration and policy corrections that dispatch as an agent script or policy task. Controls where the right fix depends on context are routed to the AI-assisted path instead of being automated blindly.

How do I know a remediation actually worked?

The control re-evaluates after the agent task completes. A finding is closed on verified re-evaluation, not on task dispatch — if the fix didn't take, the control stays failed and says so.

What happens when a control can't be auto-fixed?

It hands off to the AI assistant with the device and finding pre-loaded as context. A technician resolves it deliberately, with the platform's fleet data at hand, rather than the finding aging in a spreadsheet.

Is every remediation logged?

Yes. Every action — one-click or AI-assisted — is written to the immutable audit trail with actor, action, target, and time.

Ready when you are

See Monitic on your own fleet

Full-featured 14-day trial · no credit card · your real fleet in the console on day one.