Act before the deadline
End-of-support dates across your whole estate, on-premises and cloud, per product and per machine, with what depends on them. A report ready for a committee.
You know part of your estate is out of support and obsolete. You do not know which applications are affected, nor the impact.
Every end of support dated from a public reference, with the applications and flows that depend on it. Visibility and a remediation plan made easier for you.
Bring an RVTools export. You leave with the dated end-of-support of that perimeter and a first view of its technical debt.
End of life in an IT estate means systems whose vendor no longer ships fixes. Uncia reads it across the estate from the OS and product versions found in your exports and cloud accounts, and dates each end of support from endoflife.date and vendor information.
| You drop in | You get |
|---|---|
| Your hypervisor exports and cloud accounts | End-of-support per product and per machine, dated and sourced, already past or coming |
| Your CMDB extracts and flow matrices | The applications and flows that depend on each affected machine |
| One click | A technical debt report to share, ready for a committee |
Uncia picks up the versions in your exports and cloud accounts and dates each end of support from public references: Windows Server 2012 R2 on-premises, Amazon Linux 2 in AWS. You see what is already out of support, what will be within the year, and which applications and flows depend on it.
The end-of-support report is written from the sourced facts: the end-of-support matrix, the affected machines and what they carry, the replacement plan. Every piece of information is factual. It exports to Word or PDF with sources in footnotes, for a risk committee, an insurer or an auditor.
Uncia matches the products in your estate against published vulnerabilities (NVD, CERT-FR) and reads your scanner reports (Tenable, Qualys, Cyberwatch). Each vulnerability is tied to the machines, applications and flows it affects, next to their end-of-support date.
We show you Uncia on a demonstration instance, then on part of your own estate if you wish: a read-only cloud account or a hypervisor export. You leave with a first map of that perimeter and a first view of your technical debt (end of support, gaps).
Architecture documents, end of support, NIS2, CMDB, migrations: methods you can apply with or without Uncia.
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