Find it, fix it, prove it. Senserva finds the missing patches and weak security settings across your Windows machines, Microsoft 365, GitHub and Azure, puts the most dangerous first, and shows the evidence. It was founded by the creator of HFNetChk and MBSA.
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Every patch your machines are missing, which to install first, and proof of what changed.
p25 is a small signed scanner for Windows, with local scans for Linux and macOS. Add a machine on the Machines screen and it gives you a one-time install link, an Intune command, and optionally a Teams alert.
Microsoft updates plus the third-party software admins actually run, such as Chrome, Firefox, Java, Adobe, Zoom, Slack, 7-Zip and Git, from more than 80 tracked sources.
More than 3,400 products and 72,000 patches in one signed bundle, rebuilt daily, with Microsoft's known issues quoted and linked. Browse it by vendor and product.
Assessment lists the fixes for exploited vulnerabilities on CISA's list first, then Critical ones. The analyst reads what the scanner found and says what to do first, grounded in that scan.
Coverage gaps, how old each machine's last scan is, installs per month, and 90 days of Critical patches missing, across every machine you can see.
When Windows Update will not finish, the install fixer finds out why on that machine. It changes nothing until you press the fix.
Coming next: Remediation, installing the missing patches from the same screens. Version 1.0 scans and reports; installing ships in 1.1.
Two groups where Microsoft admins compare notes, open to everyone with access who confirms their email address.
How each update went: what broke, what fixed it, and what Microsoft says about it. Look any update up by its KB number.
Securing Microsoft 365, Intune, Defender, Entra ID and Purview, including what Microsoft changed in its own documentation.
A moderator reads every post before others see it, and posts carry a nickname, never your address. Senserva Trustworthy AI posts what Microsoft and CISA published, with the sources named.
The security settings around the places your code and your AI tools work: GitHub, Netlify, Azure and the machines themselves.
Workflow supply chain, token permissions, injection risks, branch protection, secret scanning and Dependabot. Sweep a whole organization without cloning anything, and get a worst-first leaderboard.
For an Azure subscription: who can grant roles, orphaned and idle grants, storage recovery and hardening, app exposure and logging. Netlify sites can be checked in the same scan.
A fix shows its plan first, changes GitHub settings only when you confirm, then scans again to prove the fix held. Drift reports any setting that was weakened since the last scan.
More than 70 checks. Results open in this app from a scan file, and nothing is uploaded.
Coming next: time-limited access grants for AI agents on GitHub, Netlify and Azure, and email alerts.
A Senserva team member working alongside your team.
In your own environment, with your own results.
Walk through your first audit and build the plan.
Scripts, audit preparation and custom reports.
Every customer tenant, set up the same way.
Chat with the team in the app, or ask a question a moderator answers.
The design system every Senserva screen is built with: the controls, charts, page shell and brand that make these pages. It is free on request. More about Senserva Vivid.
Senserva was founded by Mark Shavlik, who worked on the Microsoft Windows NT Kernel team, created HFNetChk and MBSA for Microsoft, developed core patch management technologies used in WSUS, and built and sold Shavlik Technologies to VMware. Senserva is a member of the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association. About Senserva.