Frequently Asked Questions

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TestimoX is a Windows-first Active Directory assessment and monitoring suite. It combines the TestimoX assessment engine with ADPlayground, ComputerX, and monitoring/service surfaces so you can assess AD posture, inspect supporting system state, and publish evidence.

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TestimoX is aimed at infrastructure teams, security engineers, consultants, and service providers who need repeatable AD assessment workflows, monitoring visibility, and PowerShell or .NET integration paths.

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The repository is Windows-first. The site documentation and examples assume Windows execution, PowerShell 5.1 or 7.x for modules, and current .NET-based builds for the CLI and libraries.

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No. Many read-oriented checks work with lower privilege access. Some deeper environment inspection or remediation scenarios benefit from elevated rights, so access requirements depend on which commands and rules you choose to run.

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The repository license policy defines Community, Trial, Premium, GitHub Sponsor, and Enterprise editions. The website also offers a delivered audit path when you want Evotec to scope and run the engagement around the software.

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Community gives you the core runtime with 4 concurrent operations, HTML reports, non-default configuration enabled, and monitoring capped at 5 directory targets. Premium adds JSON, Word, and Excel exports, file import, monitoring custom branding, and tuning recommendations.

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TestimoX uses signed license files that carry edition and feature metadata. The software is designed for offline-friendly use; the active policy controls things like exports, file import, concurrency, and monitoring flags.

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Yes. TestimoX, monitoring, ADPlayground, and ComputerX are part of the same suite conversation. If you need a combined quote or want to pair software licensing with a delivered audit, contact us.

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Use /docs/ for curated walkthroughs and product guides. Use /api/ for generated .NET reference and /api/powershell/ for generated cmdlet reference. The docs pages now link directly into those generated reference surfaces.

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Yes. The docs describe authoring rules in C# and PowerShell, and the repository contains the supporting assessment and rule-definition infrastructure for extending the catalog.

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Rules emit typed findings and severities, and TestimoX aggregates those results into scored outputs such as security and health posture views. The exact rule inventory is published through the rule catalog and generated site data.

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The monitoring surface covers probe-driven infrastructure checks such as DNS, LDAP, Kerberos, NTP, HTTPS, port reachability, replication, and related service scenarios, with configuration generated and applied through the TestimoX service tooling.

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The current license policy differentiates monitoring mainly through directory target caps and feature flags. Community is capped at 5 directory targets, Sponsor at 10, Premium enables custom branding and tuning recommendations, and Enterprise adds the scheduler auto-pilot flag.

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The suite is designed for self-hosted, Windows-first execution. Assessments, monitoring, and report generation are intended to run within your environment, with licensing carried by local signed files rather than cloud-only activation.

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Trust the generated API reference first. The site now uses the docs pages as guided entry points and points to the generated PowerShell and .NET API pages for the complete current signatures and examples.

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