Voice-Driven Agentic AI
Operators can ask, investigate, stage, and verify common SASE workflows by voice or natural language, with low-risk actions bound to policy gates.
Voice-driven operations, ITSM-native governance, and policy-gated autonomy — with AI Lookup scoring every request against reputation and threat intelligence before it resolves.

Operators can ask, investigate, stage, and verify common SASE workflows by voice or natural language, with low-risk actions bound to policy gates.
Every material change flows through RBAC, ITSM approval, immutable audit records, and post-change verification.
Dedicated tenant boundaries, tenant-scoped APIs, delegated admin, and MSP-ready operating views for service-provider teams.
Per-user WiFi and cellular bonding, app-aware QoS, and secure edge controls for hybrid workforces beyond branch-only SD-WAN.
Designed for Okta, hybrid Entra, on-prem AD, legacy line-of-sight requirements, and mixed enterprise identity estates.
White-label ready workflows, partner economics, tenant lifecycle hooks, billing export paths, and NOC/SOC operating models.
Zero-hardware SD-WAN built into every endpoint. No CPE appliances, no on-site deployment — branch-grade connectivity from the device itself.
Real-time detection of shadow IT and unauthorised applications across the entire network. Full visibility into what users are actually running.
A user reports "I can’t access the network" — the AI diagnoses, simulates remediation, and resolves autonomously. Under five minutes, zero false positives.
Every capability included end-to-end in a single white-label platform — no per-feature surcharges, no hidden infrastructure costs.
Capabilities the market still doesn’t offer — or charges extra for.
Endpoint DLP and transit DLP working in tandem — data protected at rest on the device and in motion across the network, with no gaps.
Isolated logging per security layer. Each function generates its own audit trail — clean forensics, clean compliance.
Hybrid X25519 + ML-KEM negotiated live in the handshake — on both the QUIC fast path and the TLS/443 fallback, so a harvest-now-decrypt-later capture stays useless.
Endpoint posture checks for legacy AD and on-prem DC identity providers that do not support modern device-context signals.
Behavioural analytics powered by machine learning — detect insider threats, compromised accounts, and anomalous access in real time.
Advanced Threat Protection for private application access, not just internet traffic — where competitors only cover the internet gateway.
Visualise attack paths with and without Apex Aegis — prove posture improvement before and after deployment, demo-ready for every prospect.
Intelligent traffic steering at the endpoint level — optimise path selection across cellular, WiFi, and MPLS with no branch hardware.
AI-driven remote diagnostics resolve issues in minutes — no TeamViewer, AnyDesk, or third-party remote-access tools required.
Mutual TLS is built into the core, with easy certificate enrolment via step-ca using JWT and DNS validation.
Route and filter at the DNS layer — malicious traffic is stopped before it ever reaches the network.
Automated mTLS certificate provisioning using step-ca, JWT tokens, and DNS challenges — enterprise PKI without the complexity.
UDP blocked. QUIC refused. A single WAN link. On the most hostile network your users will hit, the security floor still holds — the tunnel just changes shape.
Same port, no firewall exception — and per link, so one UDP-hostile network never drops the session.
Hybrid X25519 + ML-KEM rides the TLS/443 path too — blocking QUIC never downgrades your crypto.
Policy, DLP and app identification are identical on the slow path. Blocking the fast path costs speed, not control.
Selective-ACK and window scaling keep a single degraded link filling the pipe — no cliff, just good modern TCP.
Where mainstream SASE stops at connectivity, we keep optimizing: byte-level caching and Scalable Data Referencing — dedicated WAN-optimization that cuts repeat bytes on the wire, even on one degraded link.
L1 operator asks why a customer site is blocked for a named tenant.
Apex Aegis correlates identity, policy, endpoint path, and service health.
The agent identifies the root cause and checks whether other tenants show the same pattern.
Low-risk remediation is staged with tenant-scoped approval and change record creation.
After approval, the agent executes, verifies restoration, and closes the ticket with evidence.
Central SaaS Policy Decision Point where the Policy Engine sits, with policy intent, partner admin, tenant lifecycle, reporting, and API integrations.
Tenant-scoped RBAC, data segmentation, audit trails, policy objects, and delegated customer administration.
Policy Enforcement Points (PEPs), starting in a cloud provider region and later extending into ECS on EC2, bare metal, or partner PoPs where tunnel mode, scale, or sovereignty requires it.
Policy Administrator (PA) mTLS communication between clients, the PDP, and PEP enforcement, plus ITSM integration, approval rules, deterministic policy gates, confidence thresholds, and full action evidence.
Handles outbound web and internet inspection on ECS on EC2 behind ALBs. ECS Service Auto Scaling grows tasks, while Cluster Auto Scaling grows the infrastructure that supports the identity-aware tunnel data plane.
Handles ZTNA and private application access separately from secure web PEP inspection. Private access PEPs run on ECS Fargate behind ALBs with service autoscaling, while PrivateLink, service discovery, or direct internal routing avoids unnecessary NAT hairpin flows.
Used when the deployment needs full VPN server behavior, WireGuard-style UDP tunneling, TUN/TAP, or kernel routing. This PEP mode belongs on ECS on EC2, bare metal, or operator PoP infrastructure.
Runs secure edge networking and endpoint SD-WAN on the user device for WiFi and cellular bonding, local policy checks, failover, and regional breakout decisions.
A multi-tenant Fargate fleet, shared database, tenant-aware routing, tenant-scoped RBAC, and row-level/data-level isolation for cost-conscious customers.
A tenant-specific stack with its own PEP fleet, database, and load-balancing boundary for regulated, isolation-first, or premium managed-service customers.
Tenancy is a packaging option rather than a tier lock. A small healthcare startup can buy dedicated isolation, while a larger advertising customer can stay shared.
Primary-country inspection point for headquarters, branch, data center, and local compliance needs. It is the always-on anchor for the customer service.
Regional Policy Enforcement Point for remote workers, secondary markets, and lower-latency inspection near the user population. Initially configured by customer or operator choice.
Traffic-origin and latency analysis can recommend new regional PEPs when a meaningful share of customer traffic appears in a new country or region.
Optional laptop, virtual SIM, endpoint SD-WAN, and secure edge networking bundle makes the operator the provider of device, connectivity, and security.
Apex Aegis is built around a simple rule: being right and being allowed are different checks. A machine acts only where policy permits the action and confidence clears the threshold set for the tenant, asset, and action class.
Deploy in minutes, master in hours, scale without surprises.
Built on standard next-generation security consoles operators already know — no proprietary UI to learn, no retraining.
Guided onboarding with expert sales and account managers, and transparent billing from day one — no surprise charges.
The analyse engine previews policy impact before go-live, and APT simulations validate the security posture pre-deployment.
Choose operator-owned Policy Enforcement Points or let auto-provisioning optimise — home and away, no unnecessary PoPs.
Activate any capability at any time — no forced bundles, no lock-in packages. Subscribe only to what you need.
Revenue share, native integrations, and management-ready reporting out of the box — 10% revenue share, full branding rights, operator-first economics.
Full branding rights for service providers with a 10% revenue share — operator brand, operator customers, our platform behind the scenes.
Native ITSM that integrates with ServiceNow, Jira, or any third-party ITSM in minutes — bi-directional sync from day one.
Denied traffic triggers a change request automatically. Approve once and policy updates in minutes — no manual rule changes.
Standard CEF-format event export to any SIEM — plug into Splunk, QRadar, Sentinel, or Elastic with zero custom parsing.
Pre-built executive dashboards and board-ready reports generated on demand — not after a two-week sprint.
We recruit project managers, sales, and account managers on the operator’s behalf — a fully staffed GTM team embedded in their operation.
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Apex Aegis is designed for conservative operating environments where auditability, tenant isolation, and clear ownership matter as much as feature depth.
Fargate is the right fit for the Management plane (Policy Decision Point (PDP)) and private access Policy Enforcement Points (PEPs) behind ALBs with service autoscaling. The secure web PEP runs on ECS on EC2 because the identity-aware tunnel performs traffic inspection and needs more control over the data plane than Fargate should carry.
Split the paths. The Management plane (Policy Decision Point (PDP)) hosts the Policy Engine (PE), and the Policy Administrator (PA) coordinates mTLS communication between the client, PDP, and Policy Enforcement Points (PEPs). Private access PEPs run on ECS Fargate behind ALBs with service autoscaling. The secure web PEP runs on ECS on EC2 behind ALBs, with ECS Service Auto Scaling at the task level and Cluster Auto Scaling at the infrastructure level. That lets inspection capacity grow independently from private access and management, reducing NAT, TCP port exhaustion, and hairpin pressure.
It can, with separate listener ports and shared policy services, but the recommended scale architecture splits secure web and private access PEPs. Split PEPs let operators scale, debug, and isolate each traffic path independently.
UDP support is workload-dependent in the TCP-optimized cloud PEP. For truly private UDP access, Apex Aegis should use an encrypted tunnel design and a data plane that supports the required packet-handling mode.
The tenant license token should include tier, feature list, PEP entitlement, expiry, and tenant identity. APIs verify the license before gated actions such as advanced DLP, CASB, Away PEP activation, or agentic operations.
We will align on the use case, tenant model, identity posture, ITSM flow, pilot scope, and success criteria before any production commitment.