Find the runtime defence
that fits your environment.
Whether you are mapping AI EdgeLabs against a specific platform feature, an operational use case, a maturity stage, or a regulated industry — every path leads to the same answer: one lightweight runtime agent, deployed on the host, defending workloads, networks and AI agents in real time. Pick the lens that matches how you buy security.
Different lens. Same agent. Same outcome.
CISOs reach AI EdgeLabs from very different starting points — a ransomware near-miss, an upcoming NIS2 audit, a GPU cloud rolling out new tenants, a smart-city pilot with a thousand new edge nodes. The path is different. What gets deployed is the same: a single lightweight container that turns every host into its own defender, with kernel-level visibility and sub-millisecond response — online or air-gapped.
One container, full coverage
Network, workload, vulnerability, AI/agent, and compliance — delivered by one agent on each host. No tool sprawl, no per-workload licensing, < 4% CPU overhead per node.
No cloud dependency
All AI/ML inference runs locally on the host. Detection and response work fully offline — designed for sovereign, air-gapped, and intermittently connected environments where cloud-only tools simply cannot operate.
Audit-ready out of the box
Built-in mappings to NIS2, EU CRA, ISO/IEC 62443, HIPAA, PCI DSS, FedRAMP, and NIST. Continuous evidence collection, host-level checks, and exportable reports — no separate GRC tool required.
Four ways to find your fit.
Each axis re-organises the same platform around a different decision question. Use the one that matches your buying motion.
You know which capability you need.
Already shopping for EDR, NDR/IPS, container security, vulnerability management, AI/LLM security, or a compliance center? See exactly which AI EdgeLabs module covers it — and how it consolidates two or three of your existing tools.
By Use CaseYou know what you are trying to stop.
Ransomware on a third-party supplier, an APT hiding in container traffic, NIS2 / CRA audit pressure, shadow AI agents, or a hijacked edge camera — start with the threat or obligation, see how the agent answers it.
By StageYou know how mature your security program is.
From "I need to know what's running on my fleet" through "I need autonomous APT-grade response" — pick where you are on the NIST CSF arc and we'll show what to turn on first, second, and third.
By IndustryYou know your sector — and its regulators.
Smart cities, telco/5G, energy, oil & gas, transport & logistics, eCommerce, gaming, GPUaaS — each has its own threat model, regulatory frame, and connectivity profile. We've mapped how the platform serves each.
Not sure which path fits? Talk to a security architect.
Twenty minutes is enough to map your environment, regulatory pressure, and risk profile to the right configuration of the platform — and the right pilot.