Many sources.
One intelligent surface.
Omnimesh is the integration fabric that turns cloud and third-party telemetry into first-class fuel for Solomon SOC's agentic investigation loop. Every connected source reaches the same detection engine and the same investigators as your endpoint agents.
An integration is only as valuable as the investigation it feeds.
Most security platforms treat integrations as a breadth exercise — collect as many vendor badges as possible, render them on a wall, and call the product “connected.” Omnimesh takes the opposite position: an integration earns its place only when its data reaches the agentic investigation loop end-to-end.
Third-party telemetry enters the same ingest endpoint as endpoint agents, passes through identical normalization, and lands in the same per-tenant topics and lakehouse tables. Cloud-plane and host-plane data become indistinguishable to the detection engine and the Hive Mind investigators downstream. A cloud audit event and an endpoint process event are both available to Spectre, Cipher, Argus, and Sentinel as investigation context.
Built for depth, not breadth.
Cloud and endpoint, indistinguishable to the engine
Third-party telemetry enters the same ingest endpoint, passes through identical normalization, and lands in the same per-tenant topics as host telemetry. A cloud audit event and an endpoint process event are both available to the same investigators — cloud context becomes first-class input, not a parallel dashboard.
Value measured by reach, not badge count
An integration earns its place by how far into the agentic loop its data reaches. OmniMesh connectors feed the same detection engine and the same Hive Mind agents as endpoint telemetry — so every connected source actually advances an investigation, rather than filling a logo wall.
New sources start, disabled ones stop — no restart
Integrations are discovered from a central control plane and reconciled continuously. Newly provisioned sources start automatically; disabled ones cancel gracefully. No container restart, no operator intervention.
Durable watermarks across restarts
Each connector persists its own resumable watermark — timestamps, GraphQL cursors, enrichment counts — so restarts pick up exactly where they left off. Shared cross-tenant caching and daily quotas protect vendor rate limits without dropping data.
Investigation that can act on the cloud
Beyond collection, cloud audit events map to structured findings and can drive native cloud response actions — revoke sessions, rotate credentials, block public exposure, quarantine instances, force MFA — each gated by risk-tiered human approval.
A connector framework, not a fixed list
New sources subclass a common connector contract and inherit state persistence, metrics, and retry. The integration surface is designed to grow depth-first — each new source reaches the same investigators as the ones already connected.
Three connected today. A framework for more.
Each of these reaches the same investigators as your endpoint agents. New sources land through the same connector framework — depth-first, not badge-first.
AWS CloudTrail
● LIVECloudTrail management and data events flow into the same normalization pipeline as endpoint telemetry, so cloud-plane activity becomes investigator context.
Wiz
● LIVEWiz findings and entity snapshots arrive as structured events, giving the Hive Mind visibility into posture, exposure, and control failures alongside host telemetry.
VirusTotal
● LIVEIndicators of compromise are enriched in real time and shared across tenants, so a verdict reached for one investigation is immediately available to the next.
See Omnimesh feed a live investigation.
Cloud and endpoint telemetry, converged into one investigation surface — with a human in the loop on every action.