NDR
Detection and response, built for the cluster.
Segmentation stops most lateral movement. Axera NDR catches what gets through, contains it, and verifies the containment held.
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.
Detect and respond
What Axera catches, and what it does about it.
Detect
- Get one incident naming who, from which binary, to what
- Correlate related signals into a single attack story mapped to MITRE ATT&CK (the shared catalog of attacker techniques)
- Spot suspicious DNS activity, such as lookups to flagged or never-seen domains
- Catch identity misuse and policy bypass inside the service mesh
- Detect scanning by the trail of denied connections it leaves behind
- Flag shell access and privilege escalation inside a running container
- Prioritize with threat intelligence and thresholds that adapt to your baseline
- Register crown-jewel workloads so incidents touching them rank first
Respond
- Contain a workload with a targeted NetworkPolicy or AdminNetworkPolicy
- Verify containment against live traffic, and reopen automatically if it did not hold
- Turn the incident's observed traffic into a permanent least-privilege policy
- Run response playbooks, with automatic response behind an opt-in master switch
- Ask the on-prem AI assistant to explain and rank an incident, with no data leaving the cluster
How it fits together
From scattered signals to one verified response.
Related signals are stitched into a single incident. Contain the workload, check that its traffic really stopped, and reopen only when it is safe.
Related signals become one incident. Contain it, verify the traffic stopped, reopen when it is safe.
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.