Every device, live, site by site
Servers, VMs, applications, databases, network devices and cloud accounts, mapped automatically. New devices pulse on the radar the minute they appear.
One on-premises AI appliance for network monitoring, AIOps and security operations. It detects, predicts, acts and verifies around the clock, and pushes verified threats to the firewall, EDR and web security you already own.
Phynix sweeps your network and maps every device, site by site.
Kept as it is. Phynix tells it which verified threats to block.
Kept for investigation. Phynix acts on what the alerts mean.
Finds every device, turns alert storms into one incident, fixes what is safe and shows every leader the truth.
Rising out of the noise of thousands of alerts, with one job: keep your estate running and safe.
Servers, VMs, applications, databases, network devices and cloud accounts, mapped automatically. New devices pulse on the radar the minute they appear.
One score and the actions that raise it most.
Matched to your servers every six hours and tracked to the last patch.
Root cause in plain language from the AI on the appliance, then a safe fix, checked ten seconds later. Critical servers always ask a person first.
A language model runs on the Phynix appliance itself. It explains root causes in plain language, answers questions from your own data with citations, and directs specialised agents for network, security, incidents, capacity and e-mail. Nothing goes to an outside AI unless you allow it.
Every answer cites your documents, playbooks or past incidents, so people can check it.
Your documents are searched, not used to retrain the model. Secrets are removed before indexing.
Logs and e-mails are treated as data, never as instructions. Answers are scrubbed of passwords and keys.
Approvals, four-eyes, a kill switch and a full audit trail for every action the agents take.
Phynix reads trusted threat feeds every hour, checks every indicator, and pushes the confirmed ones straight into your firewall, endpoint and web-security tools. It updates the objects you already have and never adds a new policy.
An indicator confirmed by two feeds, or by an authoritative one, goes out on its own. A single-feed indicator waits for one click.
Existing block lists and indicators are updated in place, overlaps removed, so your firewall rule base stays clean.
When a known-bad address or domain shows up in your own traffic or logs, Phynix raises an incident with the evidence.
Illustrative figures.
The language model runs on the appliance. Nothing goes to an outside AI unless you allow it. Logs and e-mails are data, never instructions.
Ten failed sign-ins and the address is blocked, with an incident opened. Lockdown limits the console to your admin networks.
Fingerprints its own program and host, alarms on any change outside an update, and lists every weak setting with its fix.
Days until the DPDP Rules' core duties apply on 13 May 2027: security safeguards, breach handling, records. Phynix keeps the technical evidence ready, on your premises.
One VM, one discovery run: unknown devices, end-of-support systems, posture score, compliance gaps.
Three success measures agreed in writing first. Then Phynix earns them on your network.
The pilot becomes production with no reinstall. The pilot fee counts towards year one.
Phynix is an on-premises AI appliance for IT and security operations. In one virtual machine it combines network discovery, infrastructure monitoring, AIOps, self-healing automation, vulnerability and threat intelligence, and compliance reporting.
Neither on its own. Phynix sits above the tools you already own. It watches the whole estate, connects the events into one picture, fixes known problems and pushes verified threat indicators to your existing firewall, EDR and web security.
No, not by default. The AI runs on the appliance itself, so devices, logs and questions stay on your site. Threat feeds come in; your data does not go out.
Phynix keeps a live inventory of systems, tracks access and changes in an audit trail, detects incidents early and produces evidence reports for audits. The DPDP Act core duties apply from 13 May 2027.
Install the Phynix ISO on VMware ESXi or another common hypervisor. A first-boot wizard asks for the settings, and no internet connection is needed. Most customers start with a 2-day health check and a 15-day live pilot.
Organisations that cannot afford downtime: manufacturing plants, auto components, pharma, hospitals, food and beverage, and the MSPs and system integrators who look after them.
Forty-five minutes: the radar, a self-healing incident and your CFO board, on a live appliance.
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