The Scantide Auditor PowerShell Launcher gives Windows users a guided interface for internal LAN scanning, local discovery, Wi-Fi/radio checks, ServiceNow CMDB comparison, Local PC Check, helper tools and advanced maintenance actions.
The GUI is meant to make Scantide Auditor easier to run without memorizing long PowerShell commands. You can still copy or inspect generated commands, but normal workflows are handled through tabs and buttons.
Scan one network, a list of networks or focused port profiles. Add helper discovery when ping alone is not enough.
Run Basic or Advanced checks on the local Windows computer, including installed-software CVE review and Local Watch scheduling.
Compare discovered systems against ServiceNow to spot inventory gaps and assets missing from CMDB.
Start with a small quick scan, then add more modules only when needed. That keeps results understandable and runtime under control.
Enter a CIDR range, use the local network helper or load a text list.
Use Standard LAN scan first, then try hypervisor, database or custom ports.
Enable local discovery, Wi-Fi/radio, CMDB or Local PC Check when relevant.
Open the generated HTML report, filter findings and export or anonymize before sharing.
This page is intended to be linked from the Auditor PowerShell landing page, the full manual and the Local Device Check page. Those pages explain installation, command-line usage, Local Watch, CVE cache, false-positive exclusions and report examples.
Each screenshot below is taken from the current Scantide Auditor Launcher interface. Click a screenshot to enlarge it.
The main start page for normal LAN scans. Pick a network, choose a port profile, enable CMDB comparison or quick radio/local checks, then run the scan.
Controls the LAN helper discovery layer used to find local devices that may not respond to normal ping or TCP probing.
Optional local radio inventory for Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct candidates and Bluetooth observations. Useful for local audits and rogue/evil-twin review.
Optional read-only CMDB comparison. Scantide can compare discovered hosts with ServiceNow records to show what exists in CMDB and what does not.
A local-only endpoint posture check for the Windows computer running the launcher. It can run Basic, Advanced or selected modules and produce a local HTML report.
Quick helper tools that do not start a full scan. Use them for subnet calculations, simple lookup commands and offline port/protocol explanations.
Maintenance and troubleshooting controls for helper files, OUI lookup, script unblocking and the local report action protocol used by one-click CVE exclusions.
The Local PC Check tab is where endpoint posture and installed-software CVE review live. In the current release, CVE checks use dual-source lookup with Scantide CVE API and NOTCVE, source badges in the report, a 30-minute local cache, and exact Product|Version false-positive exclusions.
Use this GUI page as a visual companion to the full manual. The manual explains parameters, helper files, report output, Watch mode, false-positive exclusions and troubleshooting.