VarShield · AI cybersecurity · SH-05

Defence at every layer of the stack.

Attacks cross layers. Most tools do not. VarShield places eight AI-driven suites from the wire to the database query and fuses what they see into one signal graph, so a packet, a process and a SQL statement can be read as one story.

Open the console Start with Aegis

Available now: Aegis, the Database Activity Monitoring System, guarding the data your applications reach for at Layer 7. The remaining seven suites follow on the same graph.

OSI model · VarShield coverageTap a layer

L7ApplicationHTTP, SQL, DNS, the data itselfAEGISARGUSVIGIL

L6PresentationTLS, encoding, serialisationHOPLONCONDUIT

L5SessionLogins, tunnels, identity postureCONDUITAEGIS

L4TransportTCP / UDP flows, ports, ratesTRIDENTHOPLON

L3NetworkIP, routing, BGP, segmentsHOPLONATLAS

L2Data linkSwitching, VLANs, MACTRIDENTATLAS

L1PhysicalLinks, optics, uptimeATLAS

L0The host itselfKernel, processes, what runs beneath every layerLATTICE

Eight suites, seven layers and the host beneath them.Tap any layer to see what VarShield watches there and which suite does the watching.

Coverage

Where each suite stands, layer by layer.

A filled dot is where a suite inspects or enforces. A ring is where it consumes context from another suite through the graph.

Suite	L0 host	L1	L2	L3	L4	L5	L6	L7
AegisDAMS · Database Activity Monitoring
HoplonNGFW · Next-Gen Firewall
TridentIPS/IDS · Intrusion Prevention
ConduitVPN · Zero-Trust Access
LatticeHOST · Host Activity Monitor
AtlasNOC · Network Operations
ArgusSIEM · Detection & Correlation
VigilSOC · Response, 24/7

inspects or enforces consumes context via the graph available now

Layer 7 · Aegis · available now

The last layer is the one that holds your data.

Firewalls see a connection. Aegis sees the statement inside it. Agents beside each database capture every query, a qualifier pipeline scores intent, and enforcement acts in place: hold, terminate, revoke or alert, with one audit record per event.

InlineExfiltration blocked mid-session

In your networkStatement text never leaves

1 commandPer host to install a plane

SOX · PCICompliance pack included

$ aegis tail --database orders-prod 14:02:11 captured SELECT * FROM customers WHERE id = $1 14:02:12 captured SELECT * FROM customers LIMIT 5000 OFFSET 0 14:02:12 captured SELECT * FROM customers LIMIT 5000 OFFSET 5000 14:02:13 enriched geo=unseen role=app_ro session=9f21 rows/min=+3100% 14:02:13 qualified e2 exfiltration 0.94 · s1 sweep 0.91 · t1 drift 0.77 14:02:13 judged HOLD session 9f21 · policy exfil-bulk-read 14:02:13 enforced connection held · owner paged · L0 Lattice: no new procs 14:02:14 audited evt 7c0e… · capture→enforce 1.9 s

One signal graph

Why layers matter: attacks climb, so must the evidence.

A phished credential (L5), a tunnel to an unseen network (L3), a new process on the database host (L0) and a bulk read (L7) are four alerts in four tools. In VarShield they are one incident, scored once, contained once.

01 · Collect

Each suite keeps its own model

Boosted trees at line rate for flows, autoencoders for host drift, a sequence model for SQL intent, LogBERT for logs. The right model for the layer, none forced to do another's job.

02 · Correlate

A graph joins them on identity and asset

A graph neural network links signals across layers through the users, hosts and sessions they share, and scores the blast radius rather than the alert.

03 · Act

A sovereign LLM explains and drafts

VarBrain, our in-house model, writes the incident narrative, proposes the containment and briefs a human, on-prem, with nothing sent to a third party.

Built for

Defence & MinistriesEnterprise IT & CloudCritical InfrastructureTelecom & 5G CoreHealthcare & BiotechPublic Sector & Smart Cities

Deploy

On-prem or sovereign. Your traffic never leaves your layers.

The console is hosted; every plane that touches your data runs on your hosts, installed with one command each. Start with Aegis today.