Sense
Events, data, documents, infrastructure state, and intent
Enterprise AI Operating System
EAOS is a unified execution environment for agents, workflows, data, security, and infrastructure—with human control, explicit policy, and auditable evidence.
AI does more than recommend. Specialized agents act through scoped authority, explicit policy, and human oversight.
Events, data, documents, infrastructure state, and intent
AI models, enterprise knowledge, policy, and context
Workflows and approved tools through agents
Identity, risk, human approval, and audit
Governed Agents
Every agent has an identity, objective, budget, scoped capabilities, and audit path.
A goal arrives from a user, event, or workflow.
Only approved data and knowledge are provided.
Steps, constraints, and risks become explicit.
Identity, authority, time, and classification are checked.
Approved APIs and tools are invoked.
Results, errors, and approvals are recorded.
Security & Trust Fabric
Security is present in agent identity, tool selection, data flow, policy, and outcome evidence.
Revocable identity with scoped access
Allow, deny, quarantine, or approval
Controlled pause for sensitive actions
Record input, decision, tool, and outcome
Boundaries around connectors, tools, and code
Timeout, budget, rollback, and kill switch
Every product consumes the shared EAOS capabilities — identity, policy, events, and evidence — instead of rebuilding them.
Kubernetes for intelligent agents: create, identify, authorize, and monitor hundreds of agents across their lifecycle.
View product →Reads Word, PDF, and databases, extracts knowledge, and turns it into a specialist assistant for the organization.
View product →The next generation of BPMS: BPMN process design, agent integration, process mining, and automatic optimization.
View product →From one Persian sentence to a system that actually runs — not one that is merely drawn.
View product →The next generation of SIEM: from log collection to operational intelligence, with an autonomous agent-driven SOC.
View product →The next generation of IPS: beyond attack signatures to the nature of the threat, on a standards-driven architecture.
View product →The assess, simulate, exercise, analyze, improve, and validate cycle on a digital twin of the organization.
View product →Inspired by how a spider hunts: a web of deception, the vibration of events, analyst spiders, wrapping the attacker, and inspecting the prey.
View product →Three engines — simulation, attack, and validation — over a digital twin of the physical process, fully offline.
View product →A digital security simulation environment: build a virtual network, simulate attacks, and connect a real firewall.
View product →The next generation of Power BI: dashboards from a prompt, real-time monitoring, and 3D visualization.
View product →Standards management, maturity assessment, risk management, and audit — wired to the SIEM and the exercise platform.
View product →A secure alternative to Teams and Slack: chat, voice, video, documents, and tasks in one platform under the organization's control.
View product →The infrastructure EAOS runs on: Kubernetes, OpenStack, Ceph, federation, and disaster recovery.
View product →For selling products: license generation, hardware binding, customer management, and offline licensing.
View product →PRODUCT IN ACTION
Real product footage shows how an objective becomes a plan, a security decision, an action, and an auditable outcome.
This short preview walks through the product modules; real product footage will replace it after recording and security approval.
Controlled enterprise service integration
Full control in the enterprise data center
Offline operation for sensitive environments
Multi-site coordination with autonomy
Legal identity, team, experience, and publishable credentials appear only after evidence review.
Authorization information will be published after evidence review.
BLOG
In-depth analysis of banking security, OT and critical-infrastructure defense, AI firewalls, and intelligent agents.
A comprehensive guide to AI agents in 2026: building blocks, ReAct and multi-agent design patterns, MCP and A2A standards, governance, and real use cases in banking and security.
Banking and OT share the same threats: adversarial AI, lateral movement, and encrypted traffic. This article shows how AI firewalls and zero trust cover both with one strategy.
A 2026 buyer's guide to AI-based NGFWs; comparing the approaches of Palo Alto, Fortinet, Check Point, Zscaler, and Netskope by architecture and use case.
EAOS EXECUTIVE BRIEFING
The executive demo covers architecture, agents, security, and deployment.