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Start with the audit, not the demo.
A demo shows you our environment. An audit shows you yours. Monitor mode goes in non-blocking, in minutes, and within a week you have a written report of what is reaching your models today. If that report is boring, you have a clean answer for your board and it cost you nothing.
Request a monitor-mode audit
Everything except the email address is optional. The more you tell us, the more specific the first conversation is.
We will reply from a person, usually within one business day. No sequence, no drip, no calendar link fired at you five minutes later.
What happens after you send that
- A 30-minute technical call. With a founder, not an account executive. We will ask what you are running, where it sits and who has to sign off. If we are not a fit we will say so on that call.
- Deployment in monitor mode. Non-blocking, minutes to integrate, no application code change, nothing stopped. Zero risk to live workflows is the whole point.
- The reveal report, about a week later. Written, mapped to MITRE ATLAS and OWASP identifiers, showing what reached your models and what your current controls did not see.
- Your call. Flip to blocking or walk away with the report. There is no obligation attached to it and no invoice behind it.
Other reasons to write
- Partners. Ask for the technical sandbox and the attack corpus. See the partner programs.
- Investors. We are raising a pre-seed round to fund the Kubernetes roadmap. Ask for the deck and the white paper.
- Researchers. If you can defeat the deterministic engine we would rather hear it from you than read about it. Responsible disclosure to the same address.
- Anyone who thinks a claim on this site is wrong. Genuinely, please write. We removed several of our own statistics this month after checking them.
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info@onnexglobal.com
Onnex Inc - HQ Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Questions we get before the first call
Will monitor mode break anything?
No. It is non-blocking. Traffic is observed and recorded, not stopped or modified. If it caused an incident it would defeat the purpose of a risk-free evaluation, which is the only reason it exists.
We already have Palo Alto, Cisco or CrowdStrike. Does this replace them?
No, and we would be suspicious of anyone who said it did. It sits alongside them. Their AI modules protect their own cloud or their own hardware, and are generally a slice of a much larger platform. Run us in monitor mode next to what you have and compare the findings. That is the honest way to answer this question and it takes a week.
How does 100% coverage square with never claiming 100% protection?
They are different claims. Coverage means every MITRE ATLAS technique that a runtime inspection pipeline can address is addressed, measured against release 2026.07, with the excluded techniques published. Protection means stopping every attack that will ever exist, which no product does. We will not blur those two together to make a headline.
Where does our data go?
By default, your data stays entirely under your control. The only feature that sends data outside your environment - the Frontier Overseer - is optional and redacts sensitive content before transmission. If you disable it, the core deterministic engine continues to produce exactly the same output.
What can you not stop?
Anything below the text layer. Operating-system and network-layer attack paths sit beneath this pipeline. Reconnaissance and attack staging that happen on the attacker's own infrastructure. And no honest vendor will tell you a novel technique is impossible, only that behavioral layers catch classes of behavior rather than known strings, and that the threat library updates without downtime.
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