Tools we'd want on our own desks.

Small, focused utilities for the day-to-day work of keeping Windows machines and networks healthy.

• Network watch. Keep an eye on the devices and links that matter, with clear thresholds and a wallboard view.
• Troubleshooting bench. Read a crash dump, make sense of the event logs, and run the commands an administrator runs, without remembering every switch.
• Safe cleanup. Clear out disk, registry and startup clutter, with everything it removes kept so it can be put back.

A lighter way to get control of identity changes, hosted and read-only. Changes are requested and approved where your team already works, and each one is then checked against what actually happened in your directories and cloud services.

• Approvals in Teams, Slack or email, with the people affected shown before anyone decides.
• Each change marked done as approved, done differently, not done, or never approved, with who made it.
• A complete, signed record for your auditor, with a plain statement of any time it wasn't watching.
• Read-only by design: it never writes to the systems it watches.

For teams ready for the whole picture. Access follows the job: when someone joins, moves or leaves, their accounts and groups follow from your HR feed, and every piece of access carries the reason it exists.

• Joiners, movers and leavers planned from the HR record, and checked afterward.
• Roles that say what a job should hold, built from what people already have.
• Access requests and reviews, decided by owners and managers, with the evidence kept.
• Change control included, so every access change is explained, approved and verified.