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Device Governance Assessment

Enforcement is only half the job - governing the fleet over time is the other half. Six questions gauge how well you track, onboard, update, and report on your Windows devices.

Good governance means you always know what you have, new devices come under control cleanly, changes are reviewable and reversible, and you can report to leadership or auditors without a scramble.

This assessment covers inventory, onboarding, updates, policy change control, reporting, and fleet-wide actions. Your score is calculated entirely in your browser.

1. Do you have a complete, current inventory of your Windows devices?
  • No central inventory
  • A spreadsheet we update sometimes
  • A tool, but it drifts from reality
  • A live inventory in one console
2. How are new devices brought under management?
  • Ad hoc, per device
  • A checklist someone follows
  • A standard image, then policy applied by hand
  • Guided onboarding with policy templates
3. How do you handle software updates on endpoints?
  • Users update themselves
  • IT patches manually when there's time
  • Some automation, partial coverage
  • A managed update engine with tracked history
4. For policy changes, can you see history and roll back?
  • No history at all
  • We keep informal notes
  • Some records, but no easy rollback
  • Versioned policy with one-click rollback
5. How do you report to leadership or auditors?
  • On demand, entirely manual
  • Occasional spreadsheets
  • Manual exports from a tool
  • Scheduled reports plus exportable evidence packs
6. How do you make fleet-wide changes (reassign, retire, bulk edits)?
  • One device at a time
  • Scripts we maintain
  • Some bulk tools
  • Bulk actions with saved views

This is a quick self-assessment, not a formal audit. Your answers and score stay in your browser - nothing is sent to a server or saved.

Complete the questions above to calculate your governance entirely in your browser.