Software & assessment tools
Our software supports practical IT and security work. Choose a Windows app or a scoped assessment, then review its purpose and availability.
Assessment findings connect to remediation and a recheck. Review the agreed scope and data handling below.
Choose your starting point
The app is being prepared for release. Our assessment tools are available through scoped engagements.
Prepare selected text for approved AI use. Review proposed replacements, preserve useful context with labels, and restore matching original values locally.
What it supports: A repeatable text preparation and review workflow, with local records supporting Restore.
Detection can miss sensitive information. Review the complete text and use a destination authorized to receive it.
Build a clearer baseline of the assets and identities in the agreed scope. Use the inventory to support ownership discussions, access reviews, and risk assessment.
What you receive: A scoped inventory and review findings, with follow-up priorities agreed with your team.
Identify Active Directory accounts using passwords that match known breach-password datasets, so your team can prioritize remediation.
What you receive: An account-level findings list and agreed remediation priorities. Reported results do not include password values.
Redact & Restore is planned for the Microsoft Store. Its product page describes planned free redaction, a trial of paid features, and a one-time upgrade. Release details and Store links will be added when available. The assessment tools are offered through agreed engagements.
Scope and handling
Your team remains involved in access, execution, findings, and follow-up. Expand the relevant assessment for more detail.
We agree which assets and identities are included, the access needed, and how coverage and results will be reviewed. We use the inventory to support ownership discussions, access reviews, and prioritized follow-up.
The engagement defines the output fields, handling and retention, review responsibilities, and any follow-up assessment. An inventory provides a baseline; the agreed review determines which gaps and risks need action.
The engagement separates preparation of breach-password data from comparison against Active Directory. The comparison plan requires an Internet-disconnected assessment computer with controlled AD connectivity and an authorized account with appropriate AD permissions.
The tool returns account identifiers for follow-up and records execution in the Windows Event Log. Reported results do not include password values. We agree how account lists and audit records are accessed, retained, and handled before execution.
A match indicates that an account's password appears in the comparison dataset. It does not, by itself, establish that the corporate account was breached or that an employee personally reused that password.
We agree remediation responsibilities and any recheck. This assessment complements screening of new or changed passwords, stronger authentication, and access controls.
Part of the work
Tools help gather information and support repeatable work. We review the findings with your team, name owners, and agree practical next steps and measures. Your leaders retain investment and risk acceptance decisions.
Start with one concern. In a 30-minute conversation, we will talk through what is getting in the way and identify a practical next step, whether or not it involves us.
Email your main concern or request a free guide walkthrough. We will reply to arrange a time.