AXERA
Segmentation and NDR for Kubernetes. Self-hosted.

Your cluster is flat. Axera segments it from real traffic — and stops what gets through.

Axera maps what your workloads really talk to, writes the least-privilege policy to match, then catches and contains whatever slips past it. One operator, on your own clusters.

ObservedSegmentedThe split-A mark: the left half shows a tangled, unsegmented cluster; the right half shows the same cluster segmented by policy. The gap between the halves is the policy boundary.the gap is the policy boundary
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The problem

Three vendors, two consoles and a SIEM. The network underneath is still flat.

Most teams buy visibility from one vendor, segmentation from another and detection from a third, then stitch them together by hand. Half of those tools assume a service mesh or a cloud you do not run. Axera does all three from one operator, inside your clusters.

Respond

One incident, not a thousand alerts.

Axera stitches related signals into a single incident that names the workload, the process and the destination, then offers to contain it and confirms the traffic stopped.

Schematic of the Axera topology view: namespaces as nodes, observed connections as edgeswebapicacheworkerdbqueueegress
The live topology: every workload, every observed connection, and the process behind it.
How it works

Three moves, one operator.

Install once. Each edition unlocks the next move with a license key, not a redeploy.

  1. Observe

    Lightweight agents record every connection in and out of the cluster and the process that opened it. You get a live map within minutes, on any cluster network, with no service mesh required.

  2. Segment

    Axera turns that map into least-privilege policy. You review it as a change, deploy when you approve, and roll back in one click if production complains.

  3. Respond

    Detectors watch for what policy cannot stop. When one fires, Axera raises a single incident, contains the workload on your say-so, and verifies the containment held.

See Axera on your own clusters.

A 20-minute lab walkthrough with an engineer, or a proof of concept on clusters you control. The PoC runs entirely inside your perimeter.