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Unified Security Intelligence

The SOC, unified and self-proving.

Nexus USI runs your entire security operation from one multi-tenant platform — exposure validation, detection, response, governance and OT — so analysts stop pivoting between consoles and start closing risk.

Multi-tenant · MSSP AEV / CTEM XDR · SIEM · SOAR GRC & OT
usi · live console
Tenants
12
Exposure
−58%
MTTR
9m
Coverage
100%
Organization exposure index, trending down as validated risk is closed
465
security services
1,127
API endpoints
546
capabilities
100%
self-test green
The problem

One pane for the whole security lifecycle — not ten disconnected tools

Most teams stitch a SOC together from a SIEM here, an EDR there, a scanner, a GRC spreadsheet and a pile of integrations. Signal is lost in the seams, context is rebuilt by hand on every incident, and no one can say what the real exposure is this morning. Nexus USI collapses that stack into one data model so detection, validation, response and governance share the same truth.

Exposure is theoretical

Vulnerability scans produce lists, not proof. Nexus USI validates which exposures are actually reachable and exploitable, so you fix what matters first.

Signal is fragmented

Endpoint, network, identity and cloud telemetry live in separate tools. USI correlates them into one timeline per incident.

Governance is an afterthought

Compliance evidence is gathered at audit time, by hand. USI collects it continuously from the same controls it operates.

Capabilities

Every SOC discipline, in one platform

Built as real, self-tested engines on a shared multi-tenant data model — deploy per-org, operate across the estate.

Adversarial Exposure Validation

Safely validate whether an exposure is reachable and exploitable against your real environment, then rank remediation by risk actually removed.

Continuous Threat Exposure (CTEM)

A continuous loop of scoping, discovery, prioritisation, validation and mobilisation — with an exposure index that trends over time.

XDR detection

Endpoint, network and identity telemetry correlated into ATT&CK-aligned detections with one incident timeline.

SIEM & log lake

Searchable, tenant-isolated log ingestion with correlation rules that feed detections and SOAR.

SOAR playbooks

Codified response — enrich, contain, notify, ticket — running real actions through governed effectors with full audit.

OT / ICS security

Purpose-built monitoring for operational-technology networks, with safe, passive discovery and protocol awareness.

Architecture

Multi-tenant by design, sovereign by default

Every tenant is isolated end to end; every behaviour is driven by a per-org settings store; secrets are encrypted and never leave the server. It runs entirely inside your perimeter.

Every engine ships a hermetic self-test — the platform proves its own 465 services green on the live deployment.

Ingest

Agents, collectors and API feeds land telemetry into a tenant-isolated store with header-authenticated intake — no secrets in URLs.

Correlate

SIEM correlation rules and XDR detections turn raw events into incidents with a single, shared timeline.

Validate

AEV/CTEM engines test real reachability and exploitability, producing an explainable exposure index per asset and per org.

Respond

SOAR playbooks run governed effectors — contain, disable, notify, ticket — with approvals and an immutable audit trail.

Govern

Controls, evidence and risk register stay continuously current, feeding dashboards and audit packs.

Operate

Admin area configures the org; Super-User area governs the platform — role-enforced server-side.

Deep dive

Prove exposure, don't just list it

Nexus USI's exposure-fusion engine combines vulnerabilities, exploitation signals, asset criticality and the dependency graph into one explainable score — then validates the path.

  • Reachability-aware prioritisation across the real topology
  • Attack-path propagation through asset dependencies
  • Remediation ranked by exposure reduced per unit of effort
  • A self-populating exposure trend you can show the board
  • Per-org settings store resolves org → platform → default
  • Encrypted, masked connector secrets, never returned to the browser
  • Scoped roles: org admins can't touch platform controls
  • Same hardened API across every tenant and client
Deep dive

Run many tenants without many consoles

Designed for MSSPs and large enterprises, USI isolates each tenant's data while giving operators one fabric to run them all.

Outcomes

What a unified SOC delivers

−58%
exposure in one quarter
9 min
median response
1
pane of glass
0
findings in security re-sweep
Where it fits

Built for the teams that defend at scale

MSSP / MSP

Run every client from one fabric

Onboard tenants in minutes, isolate their data completely, and operate detection, response and governance for all of them from a single platform.

Enterprise SOC

Collapse the tool sprawl

Replace a stitched-together stack with one data model so analysts stop pivoting and start closing risk with full context.

Critical infrastructure

Secure IT and OT together

Bring operational-technology networks under the same exposure, detection and governance umbrella as IT — safely and passively.

At a glance

Nexus USI — capability spec

CapabilityWhat you get
DeploymentSelf-hosted (Docker Compose); runs entirely inside your perimeter
TenancyMulti-tenant with end-to-end isolation; MSSP-ready
ExposureAEV + CTEM with explainable, trending exposure index
DetectionXDR + SIEM correlation, ATT&CK-aligned, searchable log lake
ResponseSOAR playbooks with governed effectors, approvals and audit
GovernanceContinuous control evidence, risk register, audit packs
OTPassive OT/ICS discovery and protocol-aware monitoring
AssuranceHermetic self-test per engine; whole-platform green gate
SecretsAES-256-GCM at rest, masked, never returned to the browser
CopilotAria — grounded, cited answers and governed, audited actions
FAQ

Questions, answered

Is Nexus USI cloud or self-hosted?+
Self-hosted. The entire platform runs inside your own perimeter on a standard Docker Compose stack, so your telemetry and secrets never leave your control. It is built for sovereign and regulated environments.
How is it 'self-proving'?+
Every capability engine ships a hermetic self-test, and the platform runs a whole-platform check against the live deployment — so you can see the SOC's 465 services report green rather than take a datasheet's word for it.
Does it replace my SIEM and EDR?+
It unifies those disciplines in one data model — SIEM, XDR, SOAR, exposure validation and GRC. Many teams consolidate onto USI; it can also ingest from existing tools where you want to keep them.
Is it suitable for an MSSP?+
Yes. USI is multi-tenant from the ground up — isolated tenant data, a per-org settings store, scoped platform roles and one operations fabric across every client.
What about OT environments?+
USI includes passive, protocol-aware OT/ICS monitoring so operational-technology networks join the same exposure and detection picture as IT, without active probing of fragile devices.

See a self-proving SOC, live

Bring the whole security lifecycle onto one sovereign platform. We'll show you Nexus USI running — exposure, detection, response and governance — on a real tenant.