GapMapLite
Find the devices your security tools are missing. Add a device list from each tool (EDR, remote support, patching, Active Directory) and see which devices are missing which agent.
Runs entirely in your browser. Your files are never uploaded.
Step 1
Add your device exports
One CSV per tool, two or more. Devices are matched by name.
Drop CSV files here or choose them from your computer.
How to get the exports
- Most consoles have an Export or Download CSV button on their device, endpoint or agent list.
- For Active Directory, export the computer objects from Active Directory Users and Computers (Export List) or with
csvde. - Excel files need to be saved as CSV first.
- GapMap Lite only reads the device name column. You can delete every other column before adding a file if you prefer.
Step 2
Your coverage
A device counts as missing from a tool when another tool can see it but this one can't.
The full version · free 30-day pilot
Keep this running without the spreadsheets
GapMap Lite gives you a snapshot. The full GapMap runs against your tools on a schedule and tells your team what to fix first.
- See itThe demo version, filled with made-up data, or GapMap Lite above with your own exports
- Book a 20-minute callYour environment, and what you'd want fixed first
- Free 30-day pilotRuns on your own PC with read-only access: device data never leaves your network
- Live connections to your EDR, RMM and directory, no exports
- Stale agents: installed but not checking in
- Renamed and re-imaged devices matched by serial and MAC
- Coverage rules, such as kiosks that don't need a tool
- Work lists by fix and a per-site view
- Change over time: what's new and what got fixed
GapMap Lite by Mindflayer. Free to use. Matching is by device name after removing domain suffixes, so renamed or re-imaged devices can show up twice. Your files, device names and tool names never leave your browser, and nothing is kept after you close the tab. To see how the tool is used, the page sends Mindflayer anonymous counts only (how many files, tools and devices you compared, and the coverage percentages). Information only, not advice for your environment.