01AUTONOMOUS DEFENSE
ARES
Hunts, correlates, decides, and responds across the environment.
GUARDIAN_ONLINE // continuous_security_operations
Guardian. Delivered as a service.
GaaS gives an organization the Guardian operating system without turning Guardian into another dashboard somebody has to babysit. It senses, decides, acts inside policy, verifies the result, and keeps watching.
GAAS // OPERATING_SYSTEMLIVE
16:22:09.104SENSE
new identity signal correlated
16:22:09.137DECIDE
tenant policy evaluated
16:22:09.181VERIFY
safe state confirmed
01ALWAYS ONNO SHIFT CHANGE
02TENANT BOUNDNO SHARED AUTHORITY
03POLICY LEDNO PROMPT PERMISSIONS
04EVIDENCE SEALEDNO SILENT ACTIONS
THE_PRODUCT // GUARDIAN_AS_A_SERVICE
Not another tool. The operating layer.
Your current provider sells alerts, tickets, and time. GaaS delivers a continuous security system. Guardian owns the loop from signal to safe state, while your organization owns the charter, the boundaries, and the break-glass authority.
THE_GUARDIAN_SYSTEM
Four systems. One defense.
Each platform owns a different part of the mission. Guardian makes them operate as one security system.
02ENDPOINT INTELLIGENCE
NYXGUARD
Sees endpoint state, predicts failure, and verifies recovery.
03OPERATIONS COMMAND
ZEUS
Turns security, service, and infrastructure into one operating picture.
04AI SERVICE OPERATIONS
SIREN
Diagnoses and resolves service issues while the conversation is still happening.
ALWAYS_ON // ONE_LOOP
Defense does not stop at detection.
Identity, endpoint, network, cloud, and agent telemetry become one live picture.
Guardian evaluates evidence, scope, likely impact, and signed tenant policy.
Authorized threats are contained and systems are recovered at machine speed.
Every decision, action, result, and recovered state remains attributable.
THE_STANDARD // SAFE_STATE
Running the command is not the outcome.
Guardian finishes when the resulting state is independently verified, attributable, and still inside policy.
THREAT_STATECONTAINED
SYSTEM_STATERECOVERED
POLICY_STATECOMPLIANT
EVIDENCE_STATESEALED
DEPLOYMENT // AUTHORITY_IS_EARNED
Start read-only. Expand with evidence.
GaaS does not arrive with unlimited authority. The deployment earns each boundary in sequence.
Inventory the environment, identities, agents, tools, and existing controls.
Connect Guardian to one tenant with explicit ownership and policy boundaries.
Run read-only, prove signal quality, and establish the operating baseline.
Enable narrow actions only after the evidence earns that authority.
INSIDE_GAAS // GUARDIAN_AGENT_SECURITY
Autonomous defense needs a machine trust boundary.
Guardian Agent Security is the authorization and evidence layer inside GaaS. It binds a sponsor-registered workload credential to one organization, one signed mission, allowed tools, revocation, and a tamper-evident decision record.
GUARDIAN_AGENT_SECURITY // CONTROL_LAYER
One machine boundary from identity to evidence.
Every workload starts with no authority. Guardian adds only the sponsor, tenant, mission, tool, resource, and evidence bindings the organization explicitly authorizes.
Discover
Inventory sanctioned and shadow agents, MCP services, browser automation, and delegated identities.
Decide
Continuously evaluate identity, tenant, tool, target, risk, and signed mission policy at machine speed.
Defend
Detect and disrupt malicious activity through a continuous, policy-bound defensive workflow.
Contain
Revoke access, terminate sessions, disable tools, or isolate the affected endpoint when needed.
Prove
Preserve a readable evidence chain showing who authorized what, what ran, and what changed.
Recover
Validate containment, restore the safe operating state, and keep watching for recurrence automatically.
AGENT_ATTACK_SURFACE
Valid access can still produce an unauthorized outcome.
Agent security is an authority problem before it is a model problem.
UNTRUSTED_INSTRUCTION
Untrusted content attempts to rewrite the registered workload task.
TRUSTED_SIGNAL_FAIL_CLOSEDCREDENTIAL_MISUSE
A valid credential is used outside its signed mission policy.
SCOPED_AUTHORITYTOOL_ESCALATION
A workload reaches for a more powerful tool than the mission requires.
DENY_BY_DEFAULTCROSS_TENANT_ACCESS
State or identifiers drift into another organization.
TENANT_BINDINGRUNAWAY_ACTION
Automation repeats or expands beyond its authorized effect.
CIRCUIT_BREAKEREVIDENCE_GAP
Nobody can prove who authorized the request or why it was allowed.
SIGNED_DECISION_CHAINMACHINE_TRUST_CENTER
Guardian publishes the contract before it asks for trust.
The public machine surface exposes the contract and read-only assessment path, never customer data or operational Guardian tools.
Sponsor before access
A sponsor-registered workload credential must be attributable to an authorized sponsor and authorization context before access.
Least authority
Every tool and resource is denied by default, narrowly scoped, and available only for the current task.
Policy, not permission queues
Humans establish signed mission policy and break-glass authority. Guardian acts autonomously inside it and fails closed outside it.
Tenant isolation
The sponsor-registered workload credential, data access, approval, and action scope remain bound to the same authorized organization.
Verifiable actions
Security decisions and resulting actions produce evidence that operators can inspect and audit.
Rapid revocation
Agent sessions, credentials, and tools must be independently revocable without disabling the human owner.
AGENT_SECURITY // MACHINE_CONSUMABLE_V1
The first public boundary is bounded and read-only.
An agent can submit its Agent Card, MCP server card, tool schema, or configuration for a deterministic trust check. Guardian does not contact the target, use credentials, install software, or change state.
Static artifact analysis with structured findings and an integrity hash.
One sponsor-registered workload artifact with a structured read-only report.
Up to 25 sponsor-registered workload artifacts inside one authorized organization.
AUTHORITY_RULE_001PAYMENT NEVER GRANTS AUTHORITY.
Payment can change service entitlement only. Sponsor authorization, organizational ownership, scope, and every operational permission require separate verification and signed policy.
GUARDIAN // READY_WHEN_YOU_ARE
Design the GaaS deploymentReplace the ticket queue with a security operating system.
We map the environment, define the charter, connect the signals, and prove the read-only boundary before operational authority expands.