Proof that a fix really happened.
When a later scan no longer sees a finding, SkyQon writes the fix into a signed record: what was found, when it was last seen, when it was confirmed gone, and by which check.
“We fixed it” is easy to say and hard to prove. An auditor, a customer or your own board will want to know how you know. A verified fix answers that with a measurement nobody typed in: the check that found the problem looked again and no longer saw it.
What each record says
Found, last seen, confirmed gone, and how.
What was found
The finding as it was raised: an expiring certificate, a weak email policy, an open port, an old web server version.
When it was last seen
The last scan that still saw the problem, so the record shows how long it was open.
When it was confirmed gone
The scan that no longer saw it, and which check that was, whether from outside or from the SkyQon agent on your server.
From where
Where the check ran, so a reader knows what the observation is worth.
Signed and chained
Each day’s record is signed and linked to your earlier reports, so nobody can quietly edit or remove an entry.
In your NIS2 report
Verified fixes appear in their own section of the NIS2 evidence report, as proof that issues are handled, not only found.
What does not count
Hidden is not fixed.
A finding only counts when the check that raised it confirms it is gone. A finding closed by a person, replaced by a newer alert, or that disappeared because a server stopped showing its version number is left out on purpose.
The record says what was observed on the dates shown, from the place shown. It does not claim that your systems are secure or compliant, and we do not present it that way.
Start collecting proof today.
Verified fixes are on every plan, including the free one. Run a free check to see where you start.