Make the monitoring layer not worth attacking.
An attacker needs one working exploit. A defender needs every control to hold. Racing to patch each new exploit cannot win that contest. Aegis changes it, so that what attackers learn goes stale before they can use it at scale.
Four ideas, one posture
Aegis runs on Sentinel’s independent evidence and adds a security service around it for the lanes where a single loss is too large to absorb.
Threat forecasting
Controls change ahead of the attacker, based on what they are after rather than on the last exploit.
Security digital twin
New attacks are rehearsed and measured somewhere other than your production systems.
Moving-target defense
Whatever an attacker steals today stops being useful soon after.
Intent-based detection
Alarms are tied to outcomes, so a brand-new technique still gets noticed.
If every defense holds with probability d, independent defenses multiply: d₁ × d₂ × … × dₙ. Shared firmware, a shared operations center or a shared vendor makes them fail together. Aegis is built to break that correlation.
Sentinel, and Sentinel with Aegis
Every Aegis customer keeps everything Sentinel does, and gets a named security lead.
| What you get | Sentinel | Sentinel with Aegis |
|---|---|---|
| Concordance scoring on every shipment | Included | Included |
| Signed, time-bounded attestations | Included | Included |
| Red-team exercises | Scheduled | Continuous |
| Threat forecasting | Not included | Included |
| Moving-target defense | Not included | Included |
| Intent-based detection | Not included | Included |
| Named security lead | Not included | Included |
Full scope, service levels and pricing for Aegis are shared in a private briefing.