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KEEP

Capabilities

Capabilities

KEEP is intentionally conservative when classifying capabilities. A capability is only marked Validated after it has been proven in the environment that matters for that capability. Capabilities marked Evaluation are fully implemented and available today but are still gathering real-world validation through the Founding Evaluator Program.

Every capability below is labeled Validated, Evaluation, Planned, or Unknown.

Validated means proven in the environment that matters for it — real hardware or a live deployment for hardware-dependent capabilities, real persisted data through the intended workflow for software-only ones.

Evaluation means fully implemented and usable today, but not yet proven in a real target environment. This is exactly what the Founding Evaluator Program exists to validate.

Planned means designed, scaffolded, or partially built, but not yet usable end-to-end.

Unknown is used only where the evidence itself is insufficient to classify.

Validated CapabilityEvaluation CapabilityPlanned CapabilityUnknown

Network & Device Discovery

Connectivity & Infrastructure

Device Health & Power Monitoring

Compliance & Security Tracking

Asset & License Management

Incident Management & Reporting

Notifications & Integrations

For how sign-in, multi-factor authentication, and trust boundaries work, see Security & Data Ownership. For the architecture behind these capabilities, see How KEEP Works.

Continue to Evaluate KEEP

For what evaluating KEEP actually involves, start to finish, see Evaluate KEEP.