Optanik grades the security of the whole fleet and turns everything it knows into reports you can hand to a manager, a client or an auditor.
Read the Optanik security score
Security grades the fleet using each computer's built-in firewall, its listening ports and other hardening checks. You get one fleet score out of 100, plus counts for firewalls that are off, critical findings and BitLocker protection. Risky open ports lists anything listening that shouldn't be, and Recommendations tells you what to fix next. Critical and high findings also show up in your notifications. Firewall baselines are set per group in Group Policies.
Keep BitLocker recovery keys in Optanik
Each device page has a BitLocker tab with its encryption status and recovery key. The BitLocker Recovery Keys report collects every recovery password, even for computers you've since removed, so you're never locked out of a drive.
Optanik reports
Reports opens on a dashboard of online and offline counts, health, missing patches, reboots and usage. Every report exports as PDF, CSV or Excel, can be scoped to a group, and includes every matching row, not just the page you're looking at.
| Report | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Patch Compliance | Which computers are fully patched and which are missing updates |
| Security Compliance | Each computer's security score, firewall state, findings and risky ports |
| BitLocker Recovery Keys | Every recovery password, including removed computers |
| Hardware Inventory | Memory, disks, serial numbers, models and network details |
| Software Inventory | Every application and version; click an app to find old versions |
| Licenses | Software licenses in use, with keys and serials |
| Availability | How much of the last 30 days each computer was reachable |
Schedule Optanik reports by email
Custom Reports saves any report type against a group so you can run it again. Scheduled email sends a report now, or daily, weekly or monthly, with the PDF, CSV or Excel file attached.
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