One identity. One audit trail. One asset graph.
Trace, Keep, and Lens are real, standalone products — but they were built on one substrate from day one. The shared platform is the reason a finding in one product becomes context in the others, instead of another silo to reconcile.
How data flows
Three ingress lanes — the wire, the device, and the internet edge — converge on one operating core that runs entirely on your own appliance.
One substrate under three products
Each product owns its domain on top of shared platform services. You can run one product or all three; the substrate is the same either way.
What the shared platform buys you
One identity model
Users, roles, and access policy are defined once and enforced across capture, configuration, and exposure — no per-tool account sprawl.
One audit trail
Every privileged action in every product lands in one signed, exportable log — the single source of truth your auditors actually want.
One asset graph
A captured host, a backed-up device, and an exposed service can be the same asset — and Seraxi knows it, so context follows the asset.
One deployment
Stand up the appliance once. Adding a product later enriches the picture you already have instead of starting a new integration.
See the platform on your environment.
We'll map Trace, Keep, and Lens onto your real fleet and surface, and show you one operating picture — not three dashboards to reconcile.