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53,600 AI-swarm attacks. Every one stopped in the kernel. 0 bytes leaked.See the evidence

The Solomon platform

From the kernel to a human signature, in one loop.

Cloud security and endpoint security on one multi-tenant platform. The kernel acts in microseconds, AI agents think under deterministic rules, an agentic SOC investigates across every tool, and a person approves anything critical from a phone.

Endpoints and workloads

Solomon eBPF Client

Cloud accounts

AWS · GCP · Azure

Your security tools

OmniMesh connectors

Solomon gateway · one way in

Solomon Agentic AI Platform

Ingest

OCSF, normalised

Detect

10,000+ YARA, Sigma

AI agents

multi-agent

Memory

entities over time

Remediate

via OmniMesh

Sign

policies, commands

Solomon SOC

analysts

Solomon XGuard

approvers, on mobile

SolomonPy / JS

developers

Measured

What the loop delivers.

Containment1
< 300 µs
Deterministic rules2
10,000+
Agentic investigation3
< 8 min
Native connectors4
35
  1. 1Emulated AI-agent swarm evidence run, 1 Oct 2026: credential-file theft denied in 6–34 µs, process-secret dumps in 15–31 µs, attacker process tree killed in 31–130 µs, IMDS theft in 55–200 µs (medians).
  2. 2YARA and Sigma rules applied in the Platform's deterministic layer (owner-confirmed, 19 Oct 2026).
  3. 3Measured end-to-end Solomon SOC agentic investigations (owner-confirmed, 19 Oct 2026).
  4. 4Connectors in the portal's integrations catalog today; the number updates as the catalog grows.

Foundations

Built to be trusted with production.

  • Multi-tenant from day one

    • Each customer is its own tenant with its own identity organisation
    • Tenancy is enforced on every request, from verified claims only
    • Built for enterprises and for MSSPs running many customers
  • SaaS and PaaS

    • Use Solomon as a service, with the SOC console and XGuard on top
    • Or build on it: SolomonPy, SolomonJS and the REST API through the gateway
    • Bring Solomon intelligence into your own tools and workflows
  • Deterministic governance

    • Every action an AI agent proposes is checked against 10,000+ YARA and Sigma rules
    • Policies and commands are signed by the Platform and verified on the host
    • Critical actions can require a human signature in XGuard before they run
  • One way in

    • Endpoints, consoles, mobile apps and SDKs reach the Platform only through the gateway
    • Endpoints use mutual TLS; people sign in with OIDC
    • No client talks to Platform databases or queues directly

Let’s stop the swarm, together.

Run Solomon against your own workloads in a guided pilot. We’ll show you the kernel log, the investigation and the approval, on your infrastructure.