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ΛEGIS

Decision Control Plane for Autonomous Cyber Containment

ΛEGIS closes the decision gap between systems that detect threats and controls capable of acting. It turns correlated evidence into governed, authorized, and auditable defensive action.

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EvidenceTrusted signals and operational context
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DecisionEvidence-bound recommendation and rationale
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AuthorizationPolicy, identity, scope, and limits
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ActionControlled execution through approved actuators
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AuditVerifiable decision and execution trail

The decision gap

Security tools detect. ΛEGIS governs what happens next.

Detection alone does not determine whether an organization should block an address, revoke a session, isolate an endpoint, or wait for more evidence. ΛEGIS introduces a dedicated control plane for that decision.

Context

Correlate sufficient evidence

Bring signals and operational context together before a response is considered.

Governance

Separate recommendation from permission

A proposed response does not become executable until the authorization boundary is satisfied.

Control

Fail closed on divergence

Identity, tenant, evidence, policy, or authorization mismatches stop the execution path.

Decision Architecture

A governed path from evidence to action.

ΛEGIS is designed to sit over the security infrastructure an organization already operates, coordinating the decision instead of replacing detection and enforcement tools.

Examine the architecture →
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    Evidence-boundThe decision remains linked to the context and evidence set that supported it.
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    Explicitly authorizedRecommendation, authorization, and execution remain distinct states.
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    Policy constrainedActions are evaluated against organization-defined identity, scope, and limits.
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    Auditable by designDecision, authorization, execution, and outcome form a traceable chain.

Product scope

A common decision foundation across mission environments.

The product is organized around one governed decision core and specialized public solution areas.

87.1728ms

Public experimental evidence

Official median detection-to-containment.

Median of 600 measurements across six simulated cybersecurity scenarios in a controlled local experimental environment.

Experimental evidence — not a production SLA or guaranteed production latency.

Explore the public evidence demo →

Controlled adoption

Start with one decision, one control, and measurable outcomes.

Map a high-value defensive use case, observe decisions alongside the security team, and define the evidence and policy required before controlled execution.