Built by operators, for operators.
Seraxi is an independent security-infrastructure company. We build the unglamorous, load-bearing tooling that security teams actually run their day on — with the rigor that enterprise and banking environments demand.
What we build
Seraxi is one platform with three products — Trace for network forensics, Keep for configuration assurance, and Lens for external attack-surface intelligence. Each stands alone; together they share one identity model, one audit trail, and one asset graph.
We don't ship dashboards that look good in a demo and fall apart in production. We build tooling that runs on your own appliance, speaks your vendors' native paths, and is honest about its own state — so a finding in one product becomes context in the others.
Who we serve
Our customers are the security and infrastructure teams who carry real operational weight: enterprises and banks where a missed config drift, a lost packet, or an unknown exposed host is not an inconvenience but an incident.
These environments are regulated, air-gapped, and unforgiving. They don't need another agent to deploy or another SaaS to trust with their data. They need tooling that lands fast, runs on-prem, and holds up under audit. That is exactly what we build for.
How we work
A few principles we don't compromise on — the same ones our customers run their operations by.
Your data stays yours
Seraxi runs fully on-prem, air-gap included. Nothing leaves your perimeter unless you explicitly export it.
Honest about state
A backup you can't restore, or a capture with gaps, is worse than none. We verify, and we tell you the truth about what we have.
Audit as a default
Every privileged action is logged, signed, and exportable — built for the scrutiny regulated environments demand.
Operable, not just impressive
Fast, scriptable, and stood up in a day. We optimize for the team that lives in the tool, not the buyer in the demo.
Talk to the people who build it.
Whether you're evaluating, integrating, or just want to understand how Seraxi fits your environment — we'd rather have a real conversation than send you a brochure.