Plug into the security tools you already run, read-only first.

One integration path for every platform

Every platform ApexAI connects to goes through the same steps: a read-only connector, data pulled as fast as it changes, an understanding of what each field means, binding to the right customer or tenant, mapping onto entities, use in triage and investigation, response proposals, and continuous health checks. A new platform is considered integrated only when each step is in place.

The result is that a new source is not a one-off project. Alerts and host facts from an EDR end up on the same entity records, cases and briefs as alerts from your SIEM, and the verdict of each tool, such as “blocked” or “allowed”, is kept as evidence.

What an integration brings into ApexAI

• Alerts and detections, pulled close to real time and joined to the entity and case they belong to.
• Host facts such as operating system, sensor state and applied protection policies, so ApexAI knows which machines are fully protected and which are not.
• What the tool did: blocked, quarantined or allowed, shown plainly in notices.
• Coverage gaps, such as hosts without a sensor or with protection in detect-only mode.
• Detection rules and exclusions, checked for rules that never fire and exclusions that are too broad.
• Remediation options for that platform, prepared as proposals for people to approve.

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