Cayosoft Group Policy Management™

Group Policy Management That Controls Every Change

Govern every GPO change before it reaches Active Directory with approvals, version history, analysis, rollback, and multi-domain Group Policy management.
Tim Kudela, Director of IT Support Services, WinnCompanies

Cayosoft Group Policy Management

Group Policy Management That Controls Every Change

Govern every GPO change before it reaches Active Directory with approvals, version history, analysis, rollback, and multi-domain Group Policy management.

Govern every GPO change before it reaches Active Directory with approvals, version history, analysis, rollback, and multi-domain Group Policy management.

Group Policy Management Built for Governed Change

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Govern Every GPO Change

Move each GPO through edit, check-in, submit, approve, and deploy so only approved policy reaches Active Directory.

Prove Who Changed What and Why

Keep archived versions, comments, approval records, and user history in one audit-ready record across the policy lifecycle.

Roll Back to a Known-Good Policy

Restore a prior GPO version quickly with archived versions, policy comparison, and rollback when a change goes wrong.

See Conflicts Before Deployment

Use difference reports, conflict analysis, and Resultant Set of Policy analysis to catch unintended outcomes before release.

Separate Edit, Approve, and Deploy Rights

Delegate narrow GPO responsibilities by role so teams evidence separation of duties without broad AD permissions.

Manage Every Domain from One Console

Govern trusted and untrusted domains and forests from one browser console, with gold policies and PowerShell automation.

Why AGPM Replacement is Necessary

Microsoft ended support for Advanced Group Policy Management (AGPM) on April 14, 2026, with no direct successor. AGPM still runs, but its last release shipped in 2016, leaving your Group Policy change control on unsupported software. Here is what is puts at risk without an AGPM replacement:
Microsoft ended support for Advanced Group Policy Management (AGPM) on April 14, 2026, with no direct successor. AGPM still runs, but its last release shipped in 2016, leaving your Group Policy change control on unsupported software. Here is what is puts at risk without an AGPM replacement:
Risk Why It Matters
No security patches New vulnerabilities go unpatched on a privileged server that can create, modify, and deploy GPOs domain‑wide.
No compatibility assurance A Windows Server or GPMC update can break your change-control process without warning.
No support during incidents No one to call when AGPM fails during an outage or attack, exactly when fast rollback matters most.
Audit exposure Auditors ask who supports your change controls. An unsupported control is hard to defend.
Manual workarounds GPMC backups, tickets, and scripts can't replace approval workflows, pushing teams back to editing live production.
Stranded history Years of versions, comments, and approvals stay locked in an aging archive you must keep running.
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Take Control of Every GPO Change

See how Cayosoft Group Policy Management governs, documents, and restores GPO changes across every domain.

Frequently Asked Questions

Group Policy management is the process of creating, reviewing, approving, deploying, analyzing, documenting, and recovering Group Policy Objects across an Active Directory environment.

Group Policy controls Windows configuration and security at scale. Attackers can exploit it to deliver malicious payloads directly to devices and servers, and a mistaken or unauthorized change can spread quickly across the environment.

Microsoft ended extended support for Advanced Group Policy Management (AGPM) 4.0 in April 2026. It no longer receives security updates or vendor support, leaving organizations that relied on it with an unsupported process for managing Group Policy change.
Cayosoft uses an offline repository and a structured edit, check-in, submit, approve, and deploy lifecycle. Active Directory remains unchanged until an approved version is explicitly deployed.

Cayosoft provides a supported approach to Group Policy management with check-in and check-out, approvals, version control, role delegation, analysis, rollback, and multi-domain governance.

Yes. Editing, approval, and export or deployment rights can be assigned to different users or groups, helping organizations narrow privilege and evidence separation of duties.

Yes. The browser-based console centrally manages Group Policy across trusted and untrusted domains and forests from one server.

Yes. Each checked-in version is archived rather than overwritten, supporting comparison, documentation, rollback to a known-good state, and audit review.

It is deployed on-premises and hosted by the customer, with a browser-based console for administration.