The drift ledger surfaced exceptions our previous quarterly check kept missing. Useful for the quarterly committee, more useful for the engineers who used to get pulled into them.
Endpoint Governance
Endpoint Policy Orchestrator
Push, validate, and reconcile bank-grade endpoint policies across Windows, macOS, and branch kiosks from one console.
What it does
A policy plane that sits beside your existing MDM and EDR. CrestNode authors versioned controls in a bank-specific schema (ISMS-P, FSS, PCI DSS 4.0), pushes them to endpoint agents, then reconciles drift on a fixed cadence. Where most endpoint tools assume one operating system and one fleet, CrestNode treats branch fleets, headquarters laptops, and shared kiosks as distinct populations with distinct evidence requirements.
Inclusions
- Versioned policy library mapped to ISMS-P, PCI DSS 4.0, and FSS Cyber Resilience
- Bidirectional sync with Microsoft Intune, Jamf Pro, Workspace ONE, and Tanium
- Drift reconciliation runs every six hours with a per-endpoint exception ledger
- Branch-fleet policy variants without forking the master rule set
- Read-only audit role for Internal Audit with timestamped evidence access
- Change-window guardrails so updates never push during settlement cycles
Outcomes after rollout
- 01 Cut policy push-to-attest cycle time from days to under four hours
- 02 Reduce drift exceptions caught by audit by roughly 60% within two quarters
- 03 Replace ten to fifteen recurring manual policy reconciliations per month
Common questions
No. CrestNode rides on top of Intune, Jamf, Workspace ONE, or Tanium and translates bank-specific control intent into the actions those tools already perform. If you do not have an MDM, this product is not the right starting point — most clients pair it with Intune or Jamf.
The agent caches the last-known policy and the last-known evidence packet. When connectivity returns, both reconcile within the next scheduled run. A branch outage longer than 48 hours is flagged on the next regulator-ready report rather than silently dropped.
We do not write your underlying policies for you, and we do not provide a standalone EDR engine. The orchestrator assumes you already have a policy intent — what we provide is the path from intent to evidence.
From clients
We had Intune and Jamf running side by side, and the orchestrator gave us one place to author intent. The bidirectional sync is the part I would not give up now.
Han Ji-won, Compliance Strategist
Eleven years aligning regional bank policy frameworks with FSC and FSS expectations. Builds the control libraries that shape every CrestNode rollout.
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