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Seven security capabilities and a private AI arrive as one sealed unit. Your team runs a single procurement, signs one contract and accredits one box.
// on-prem · air-gapped · zero cloud egress
For the teams that can’t send their data to the cloud to secure it.
Seven security tools and a private AI model, sealed on your own hardware behind one hardened console. The appliance runs with its link to the outside disconnected, so your data has nowhere to go.
// the case for one box
Seven security capabilities and a private AI arrive as one sealed unit. Your team runs a single procurement, signs one contract and accredits one box.
Everyone works from a single hardened screen. There is one tool to learn instead of seven dashboards, and nothing to integrate between them.
Every action across the seven tools writes to the same hash-chain log. You defend one perimeter and answer auditors from one record.
[ sealed unit · 7 tools + 1 gpu ai ]
Every tool ships installed, hardened and wired to the private GPU model. You open the console and the whole suite is already running.
Proven flaws, already patched.
ROOT scans your code, then uses the on-box model to sort exploitable flaws from the noise. For each real one it writes a working proof of concept and a patch, and it tests that patch in a sealed container before it reaches you. You get fixes backed by evidence, not a pile of maybe-bugs.
Launch tool →Redaction that stays on the device.
Peel finds names, NHS numbers, IP ranges and other sensitive text across documents, spreadsheets, slides and scanned images. It strips them on the box, checks the file again before release, and blocks the export if anything sensitive slipped through.
Launch tool →A sheepdip for every file and USB.
Untrusted files pass through one gate. Defender, ClamAV and YARA scan each one in parallel and have to agree before it clears. Infected copies go straight to quarantine, and every decision lands in a tamper-evident log your SIEM can read.
Launch tool →Your Windows estate, scored against the frameworks.
Read-only collectors map your Active Directory, file shares, PKI and network, then score them against CIS v8, NCSC CAF, Cyber Essentials and NHS DTAC. You get each gap, the fix for it, and the risk of making that fix, before an auditor finds it first.
Launch tool →Findings turned into proven fixes.
Bulb imports your findings register and opens one ticket per issue, routed to the right team and timed against its SLA. A ticket closes only when someone attaches evidence the fix is real, so progress on the board reflects work that actually happened.
Launch tool →Your documents, checked against the live estate.
Ledger reads your design docs and runbooks, pulls out the claims they make, and checks each against what Scope found on the estate. When the paperwork says Server 2012 R2 and the scan says 2019, it shows you the drift and cites both sides.
Launch tool →One question, your whole estate’s risk.
Core joins Scope’s findings with Ledger’s drift into a single risk picture, scored by fixed rules rather than the model. Ask it where your real exposure sits and it answers in plain language, citing the exact records behind every number.
Launch tool →// the private model · trusted ai
A single model runs on the appliance’s GPU, and the tools call it on the box. None of them reach a cloud API. Your code, documents and scan data stay put while the model works on them.
What it does inside the box
The model explains and drafts. It never sets a severity, scores a risk or closes a fix. Fixed rules and your team do that, and the box records who decided.
Local NVIDIA GPU · runs offline · no data egress
// always-on · the caretaker agent
Caretaker runs alongside the seven tools as the appliance’s own watcher. It checks each one on a loop, raises an alert when a tool fails or a sign-in looks wrong, and forwards the security events you choose to your own SIEM.
Caretaker probes every tool every few minutes. A failed health check, a run of bad logins or a locked account each raises a finding, so you hear about a problem on the box before a user reports one.
It normalises each security event to ECS JSON and ships it over one encrypted channel to the SIEM your SOC already runs. One feed, in a format your detection rules already read.
Run the appliance fully air-gapped, or open this one channel to your own SIEM. Either way nothing goes to us or to a cloud, and you decide which events leave.
Probes all 7 tools · ECS 8.11 JSON · single TLS feed · no third-party cloud
status: air-gapped // cloud_dependency: none
// defence-in-depth · every layer
Seven tools, one private model and one console sit inside a sealed chassis. By default the appliance has no outbound path, and you own every layer of it.
Zero egress is structural. The appliance has no route to the internet by default, and your team can run it with the external link unplugged. Every action writes to a hash-chain trail you can verify for yourself.
class: on-prem // egress: 0 bytes
Onionio suits the teams that hold the most sensitive data and have the least room for a leak. If sending it to a cloud to be analysed is off the table for you, the box keeps that work on-site.
You hold patient records, and every tool that touches them is another place they can leak. Onionio keeps redaction, scanning, reconciliation and the model on-site, aligned to NHS DTAC, and runs air-gapped so those records never leave your control to be secured.
Built for healthcare → request a briefingHere sovereignty is the requirement. Run code testing, posture scanning and a private model inside your own perimeter, with no external dependency and an audit trail mapped to NCSC CAF and Cyber Essentials.
Built for government → request a briefingCritical infrastructure cannot lean on someone else’s cloud or someone else’s uptime. One sealed appliance puts the whole security operation inside your fence line and keeps it running whether the outside link is up or not.
Built for essential services → request a briefingOutput maps to the frameworks your auditors already use: CIS Controls v8, NCSC CAF, Cyber Essentials and NHS DTAC. The evidence is ready before they ask.
// for your security team
Putting them in one box cuts your attack surface; it does not pile risk into one careless place. Each tool runs isolated behind the hardened console and RBAC, and the chassis has no outbound path. You replace seven separately exposed products and the integrations between them with one perimeter you own and audit.
Updates ship as signed offline media, and your team applies them on-site with no outbound connection. You choose when to apply each one, and it lands in the same hash-chain audit trail as everything else.
No. The model explains findings, drafts patches and answers questions in plain language. It never sets a severity, computes a risk score or closes a fix. Fixed rules and your team do that, and every number the model repeats is checked against the underlying records first.
You own the hardware and the data outright, and the data stays in open, portable formats on the unit. The appliance keeps running offline, and nothing in its core operation depends on reaching us.
By default the appliance has no outbound path, and it runs with its external link unplugged. Every action writes to a verifiable hash-chain log, so your team can show zero egress rather than take it on trust.
Yes. Output maps to CIS Controls v8, NCSC CAF, Cyber Essentials and NHS DTAC, so the evidence lines up with what your auditors already use. We run a scoping and pilot path that suits public-sector buying.
Your team runs everything from one console, with no specialist cloud skills. A briefing and scoping session fits the box to your environment, and we agree support and warranty as part of the unit.
// how to get one
A 30-minute technical session with your security team, with no commitment to buy.
We fit the appliance to your environment and the frameworks you report against: CIS v8, NCSC CAF, Cyber Essentials, NHS DTAC.
You run a sealed unit inside your own perimeter, against your own data, air-gapped.
We deploy the unit and hand it over. You own the hardware and the data, and we agree support and warranty up front.
Built to suit public-sector procurement. Pilot units are available, and most teams go from briefing to pilot in weeks.
One sealed appliance: seven tools, a private model and no path out. You own every layer of it.
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