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Most buying happens before anybody contacts a vendor, and the last thing a person doing that work needs is a form in front of the answer. Everything on this page is open.
The six readings a switch already keeps, what they become, and the three outcomes: confirmed, disagreed, weak.
Sample outputAn evidence packThe dated, per-device record an auditor is handed. Opens as a single image file.
The ceilingsWhat each one refuses to claimCrossCheck stops at 60 when the firmware version came from memory, and a pass needs 75. All eight publish a number like that, and what would lift it.
TalkBook a working sessionThirty minutes. Bring one room, one closet or one folder.
ObjectionsEvery question we getIncluding the ones where the answer is no, such as blocking, agents, traffic capture and SOC 2 certification.
DiligenceSecurity postureWhat gets installed where, what it reads and never reads, and which attestations we hold.
DiligenceAccessibilityThe standard we target, and what our own automated check finds.
One switch is enough to find out.
A discovery pass against a single switch takes an afternoon and one read-only account. It either finds things you did not know were there or it finds nothing new. Both results are useful. You know which one you have within ten minutes.
