Agent-Enhanced AMTD

Prevent, don't just detect.

Every endpoint becomes a moving target — rotating decoys, kernel-level attribution, and surgical containment per process and per user. AMTD stops reconnaissance before exploitation, on every surface. The portal is where you set policy and watch it work.

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The Problem

Static defenses get mapped. Yours won't.

Every breach starts with reconnaissance. Forty years of static defense has made mapping free, fast, and accurate. AMTD breaks that asymmetry.

Reconnaissance is free

Conventional firewalls, EDR, and honeypots all share one weakness: they sit still. An attacker who maps you Monday is still right on Friday.

Detection-only is too late

EDR tells you something happened. By the time the alert fires, the attacker has the map, the credentials, and the path. Defense has to start before exploitation.

The endpoint was the gap

Network-layer AMTD has solved the wire. But until now, the workstation always presented the same ports — and attribution stopped at IP and port, not process and user.

What the Portal Gives You

Single pane. Every agent. Every probe.

Agent-Enhanced AMTD turns each endpoint into a moving target. The portal turns the fleet into a single pane of glass.

Surgical prevention

Block the process, not the subnet. Containment scopes to a single PID, a single user session, or a single executable — production keeps running while the threat goes quiet.

Kernel-level attribution

Every probe ships with the process, user, and executable path that opened it. No more "an IP did something" — you know which binary on which host ran by which user.

Hive rotation

Set rotation cadence and decoy profile sets once — the portal pushes them across the fleet. Every endpoint stays a moving target without per-host configuration.

Live fleet view

Group endpoints by location, role, or any custom dimension. See online state, decoys active, probes captured, and recent containment actions at a glance.

By the Numbers

AMTD in production. Measured, not marketed.

From actual customer deployments — not lab benchmarks.

20–30%
Traffic Reduction
malicious + unwanted, day one
503,427
Events Processed
single deployment, no SOAR
46%
CPU Idle at Peak
substantial headroom
4 / 4
Rogue AI Agent Tests
stopped, March 2026
How It Works

From install to attribution — in three steps.

1

Deploy the agent

Install the lightweight Windows or Linux agent. It enrolls with a one-shot token, registers with the portal, and starts surveying its host's port surface.

2

Decoys rotate, probes get caught

The agent binds rotating decoys on free ports — the surface changes minute to minute. Every probe gets captured with kernel-level process attribution.

3

Prevent — surgically

Containment kicks in at the host, scoped to the offending process or user session. The threat is stopped before it pivots; the rest of the machine keeps running.

Licensing

License packs sized to your fleet.

Volume pricing for fleets from a single team to ten thousand endpoints. Pay for what you deploy. Add capacity as you grow.

  • Windows + Linux agents
  • OT-friendly (no agent on PLCs — appliance covers them)
  • Federation across sites
  • Customer-hosted or cloud-managed
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