Know your fleet's real risk
Required device posture checks, data-movement visibility, and a fleet risk view — grounded in facts your team can verify, not inferred CVE scores.
Give IT a clear view of managed devices that need attention. Check encryption, patch, and antivirus status, prioritize findings, and help keep the devices teams rely on ready for work.
Built around endpoint security & compliance
Encryption, OS patching, antivirus, and required controls — plain pass/fail per device.
Everything in one place
What drives endpoint risk?
Momentum evaluates device posture, required security controls, and configured data-movement signals to surface machines that need attention.
How endpoint security & compliance actually works
Not marketing abstractions — the real screens, rules, and signals that make up this part of the platform.
Required checks, plain pass/fail
Every managed machine is checked against required controls — disk encryption, OS patch level, antivirus status — and each check returns a plain pass or fail per machine. No proprietary risk formula, no severity score to take on faith. For example: a managed laptop fails a required patch check → IT investigates and updates it → Momentum confirms the check passes.
Data movement without reading content
Momentum tracks where files get copied and flags transfers that look risky — without opening or reading what's inside them. You see the movement pattern, not the document.
One fleet risk view
Every device rolls up into a single risk view, ranked by how many required checks it's failing and how significant they are — so the machines that need attention surface first, not an alphabetical or random list.
Fact-based findings, not inferred CVE scores
Findings are a plain comparison against a release and patch catalogue — this OS build is behind, this control is off — never a claimed vulnerability score your team has to take on faith.
From install to insight in four steps
Where teams put it to work
Endpoint security & compliance, answered
Does Momentum scan for vulnerabilities?+
No. Findings are a plain comparison against a release and patch catalogue — outdated OS build, disabled encryption — never an inferred CVE or vulnerability score.
Does Momentum read file contents to check data movement?+
No. It tracks where files move and flags transfers that look risky, without opening or reading what's inside them.
What counts as a required check?+
Disk encryption, OS patch level, antivirus status, and other controls your organisation configures as required — each machine gets a plain pass or fail per check.
How is fleet risk ranked?+
By how many required checks a device is failing and how significant they are, so the machines that need attention most surface first — never an unexplained score.