Autonomous Endpoint Protection
for Mission-Critical Operations.
Some endpoints operate where the network is hostile, the connection is intermittent and nobody is monitoring a console. The endpoint has to be able to decide.
The Endpoint May Be Operating Beyond the SOC.
- Distributed endpoints
- Untrusted networks
- Remote operations
- Intermittent connectivity
- Limited analyst availability
- Latency to a SOC
- Mobile endpoints at the edge
- Rapid containment requirements
- Identity
- Continuous trust
- Verified recovery
- Auditability
Defense Cannot Depend on a Constant Connection.
The premise of most endpoint architectures is that a person will eventually look at the alert. That premise fails wherever the endpoint is remote, the link is degraded, or the operational tempo does not allow for a queue.
Autonomir evaluates and acts locally, within policy the organization defines in advance, and reconciles with the Command Center when connectivity allows.
Mission Continuity Requires Recovery.
Containment alone is a partial outcome. An endpoint that has been isolated and left that way has removed the threat and the capability at the same time, which in an operational context is not obviously a win.
Recovery is treated as part of the response rather than as cleanup: trust is re-established, the action is recorded for audit, and the endpoint returns to operation once the condition has verifiably cleared.
On authorizations and certifications.
This site makes no claim of FedRAMP authorization, DoD Impact Level accreditation, CMMC certification, FIPS validation or any other government authorization. Where a program requires evidence of a specific authorization, that should be confirmed directly with Autonomir rather than inferred from this page.
See Autonomous Endpoint Defense in Operation.
Protect every endpoint. Continuously establish trust. Respond at machine speed.