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Find the devices your tools may miss

RackTrack starts from physical presence so security teams can see equipment that may not appear in agent or scanner coverage.

Coverage is what the tools reach. Presence is what is in the rack

In plain English coverage check

Security work depends on knowing what exists

Some devices do not run agents. Some sit out-of-band. Some are present in the rack but missing from the expected inventory. RackTrack turns the physical rack into a coverage check.

01 · Before blind spots

You cannot protect equipment you cannot see

A vulnerability is announced, but the team is not sure every affected switch, appliance, PDU, or out-of-band device is represented in the security tools.

Out-of-band management devices mounted in a rack
Out-of-band gear rarely runs an agent.

02 · During the sweep physical presence

RackTrack captures the real cabinet

RackTrack captures physical devices and compares what is visible with the records that security teams depend on.

  • Capturea phone sweep of each rack
  • Detectdevices, positions, labels, ports, PDUs
  • Compareagainst CMDB records, so devices your scanner or agents missed become visible

03 · After usable record

The team gets a record it can use

The team can review unmanaged or missing assets and prioritize work from a more complete view of the environment.

  • Surface gapsmissing assets highlighted
  • Prioritizeverified inventory improves CVE triage

Clear rack evidence, not another mystery report

i · In scope every device

A physical list of equipment in scope

Every device in the row, by cabinet and rack unit, whether a tool reports it or not.

ii · Coverage gaps exposed

A way to expose assets missing from coverage

Lay the tools' footprint over the physical one. Whatever is left over is the gap.

iii · Evidence ready

Evidence to start a security review without waiting for manual discovery

Position, label and ports, captured in the sweep.

Critical CVE response with fewer blind spots

Start with one row and reveal which physical devices are not represented where they should be.

  1. Primary decisions
  2. 01Which devices are unmanagedanswered
  3. 02Which coverage gaps matteranswered
  4. 03Which vulnerability work comes firstanswered

Bring one row. We’ll show you what’s missing from coverage