Platform
IZEMIUM combines kernel-level telemetry, policy enforcement, and cryptographically immutable audit logging in a single self-hosted platform for authorized administrators.
Collect process, socket, file, and privilege events from the operating system kernel for authorized system administration. Correlate endpoint activity without installing agents on every workload or shipping telemetry to a third party.
Express security policy in familiar, reviewable terms and enforce it at the kernel level. Every decision produces an auditable record, so operators can explain exactly what happened and why.
Security and administrative events are chained cryptographically and can be verified independently. This supports forensic review, evidence retention, and regulated audit workflows.
Operate fully disconnected when required. Licensing, updates, and fleet coordination can be handled inside your perimeter, with no mandatory cloud service.
Connect nodes across sites and network boundaries with mutually authenticated, post-quantum protected transport. Administrators retain control over topology and trust anchors.
Where regulations and internal policy require visibility into protected sessions, authorized administrators can enable scoped TLS inspection for compliance auditing. Use is restricted by policy to systems the organization owns or has explicit written authorization to monitor.
Automate routine operations through a documented API and machine-readable interfaces. Integrate with ticketing, SIEM, and SOAR workflows without exporting raw data to a hosted service.
Review live connection inventory, process identity, service attribution, and audit history from a single operator console. Designed for least-privilege administration and clear segregation of duties.
Architecture documentation and a scoped proof of concept are available under NDA.